Ubuntu 18 Desktop on New PC - Frozen Lock Screen
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I have a new i7-8700k pc w/ nvidia 1060 and while the install went fine and worked perfectly after I rebooted into ubuntu for the first time (18.04 desktop) the lock screen is so badly unresponsive its basically frozen. I ctrl-alt-f2 and things look normal in htop. I did some other tests with the hardware and dont think its hardware related. Basically anything I do on the lockscreen takes 30 seconds to respond.
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I have a new i7-8700k pc w/ nvidia 1060 and while the install went fine and worked perfectly after I rebooted into ubuntu for the first time (18.04 desktop) the lock screen is so badly unresponsive its basically frozen. I ctrl-alt-f2 and things look normal in htop. I did some other tests with the hardware and dont think its hardware related. Basically anything I do on the lockscreen takes 30 seconds to respond.
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asked Jun 7 at 2:17
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i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
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Jun 10 at 18:30
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I have a new i7-8700k pc w/ nvidia 1060 and while the install went fine and worked perfectly after I rebooted into ubuntu for the first time (18.04 desktop) the lock screen is so badly unresponsive its basically frozen. I ctrl-alt-f2 and things look normal in htop. I did some other tests with the hardware and dont think its hardware related. Basically anything I do on the lockscreen takes 30 seconds to respond.
nvidia lock-screen
asked Jun 7 at 2:17
bandroidx
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I have a new i7-8700k pc w/ nvidia 1060 and while the install went fine and worked perfectly after I rebooted into ubuntu for the first time (18.04 desktop) the lock screen is so badly unresponsive its basically frozen. I ctrl-alt-f2 and things look normal in htop. I did some other tests with the hardware and dont think its hardware related. Basically anything I do on the lockscreen takes 30 seconds to respond.
nvidia lock-screen
asked Jun 7 at 2:17
bandroidx
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asked Jun 7 at 2:17
bandroidx
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asked Jun 7 at 2:17
bandroidx
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asked Jun 7 at 2:17
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i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
– bandroidx
Jun 10 at 18:30
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i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
– bandroidx
Jun 10 at 18:30
i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
– bandroidx
Jun 10 at 18:30
i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
– bandroidx
Jun 10 at 18:30
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i switched to nvidia drivers and the problem went away, I guess nouveu is not ready for prime time on the 10xx series cards? thanks
– bandroidx
Jun 10 at 18:30