After installing the NVIDIA drivers, the session with the Intel integrated card becomes slow
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I have installed the NVIDIA 390 drivers on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with my Geforce 1050 Ti, but after that if I choose the Intel integrated card from the NVIDIA settings, the boot of the Ubuntu session becomes very very slow. It never happened before on Ubuntu 17.10, and I don't know why it happens now and how to solve this problem.
EDIT: I also tried with the 396 drivers but with the same problem.
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I have installed the NVIDIA 390 drivers on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with my Geforce 1050 Ti, but after that if I choose the Intel integrated card from the NVIDIA settings, the boot of the Ubuntu session becomes very very slow. It never happened before on Ubuntu 17.10, and I don't know why it happens now and how to solve this problem.
EDIT: I also tried with the 396 drivers but with the same problem.
drivers nvidia graphics 18.04 intel
asked Jun 5 at 11:14
Marco
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There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
Is the nvida driver used? see it withnvidia-settings
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51
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I have installed the NVIDIA 390 drivers on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with my Geforce 1050 Ti, but after that if I choose the Intel integrated card from the NVIDIA settings, the boot of the Ubuntu session becomes very very slow. It never happened before on Ubuntu 17.10, and I don't know why it happens now and how to solve this problem.
EDIT: I also tried with the 396 drivers but with the same problem.
drivers nvidia graphics 18.04 intel
asked Jun 5 at 11:14
Marco
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I have installed the NVIDIA 390 drivers on my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with my Geforce 1050 Ti, but after that if I choose the Intel integrated card from the NVIDIA settings, the boot of the Ubuntu session becomes very very slow. It never happened before on Ubuntu 17.10, and I don't know why it happens now and how to solve this problem.
EDIT: I also tried with the 396 drivers but with the same problem.
drivers nvidia graphics 18.04 intel
asked Jun 5 at 11:14
Marco
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asked Jun 5 at 11:14
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asked Jun 5 at 11:14
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asked Jun 5 at 11:14
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There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
Is the nvida driver used? see it withnvidia-settings
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51
add a comment |Â
There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
Is the nvida driver used? see it withnvidia-settings
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51
There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
Is the nvida driver used? see it with
nvidia-settings– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
Is the nvida driver used? see it with
nvidia-settings– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51
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There seem to be some issues with Optimus in 18.04. At least it was discussed a week ago devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1035768/…
– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:27
Is the nvida driver used? see it with
nvidia-settings– CyrillC
Jun 5 at 12:29
If I use the NVIDIA driver everything goes fine, but if I use the Intel driver Ubuntu 18.04 LTS boots very slow although I have a SSD. It wasn't happening with Ubuntu 17.10, so I'm gonna read the discussion you linked.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 14:08
I read the discussion and I tried solving my problem in other ways, but with no success.
– Marco
Jun 5 at 18:51