#No signal on Nvidia 560+ drivers

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crude geyser
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Any drivers that are above the closed source 550 make my operating system completely unusable. After passing the bootloader menu it simply gives no signal. Any tty shortcut also doesnt do anything. This happens in any distro, so far i've tried linux mint, NixOS, EndeavourOS and CachyOS. All of them exhibit the same behavior when using the latest 565 drivers. I can confirm this because I managed to downgrade the drivers to 550 on CachyOS through chroot and it booted fine. I've attached my computer specs, maybe there's something exotic about them? Fastfetch doesn't show motherboard, it is ASUS PRIME B660-PLUS D4.

mighty mountain
crude geyser
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inxi -Fxxxz output

mighty mountain
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nothing looks explicitly wrong to me. perhaps @peak spruce can know, even though Nvidia issue
can the 13th gen intel cpu be a problem?

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actually this bit may be interesting

    loaded: N/A failed: nvidia gpu: nvidia,nvidia-nvswitch display-ID: :0
    screens: 1```
notice loaded: N/A
peak spruce
mighty mountain
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@crude geyser is fast boot and secure boot in UEFI disabled, and fast startup in windows (if dualboot) disabled? if no then disable all, else linux won't work properly

crude geyser
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all those things are disabled, and i wiped windows a while ago

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well i guess i do have a broken copy of windows laying around on another drive but i doubt thats the cause

crude geyser
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is it actually what the internet says

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that its dying

peak spruce
# crude geyser that its dying

Yes, that is pre-fail. Still doing things, but on the fast track to the great scrapyard in the sky. The newer driver probably just triggers the issue harder. You can try undervolting/underclocking to prolong its suffering lifetime.

crude geyser
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damn

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any way i could check that to confirm? I personally haven't seen any other issues, all games and blender rendering work flawlessly

crude geyser
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well there is one thing, during very high load the gpu starts to sort of whine? I dont know if thats bad or not, the internet reports that its just coil whine and isnt bad

peak spruce
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That is coil whine, and normal for high-power cards (yes, 100+W is high power). If I were you, I would just leave it as is and get as much use out of it as you can.

crude geyser
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Alright then, thanks

hidden steeple
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Please note that according to the nvidia ppa 560 or higher seem to be beta drivers. 550 is production branch. I had lot of issues with the beta drivers

mighty mountain
crude geyser
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Managed to fix it, for some reason switching to DisplayPort did the trick

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no idea how but it did