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Download drivers for NVIDIA products including GeForce graphics cards, nForce motherboards, Quadro workstations, and more. Update your graphics card drivers today. Titan-V Driver for Ubuntu 17.04. Titan-V Driver for Ubuntu 17.04. The NVIDIA display driver in the CUDA 9.1 install repository is nvidia-387 which is the current driver as of this writing. It is the same major version as the driver we installed in Step 7) above. This means that we can do an easy CUDA install from the NVIDIA CUDA repositories even though it will reinstall the display driver.
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I used this code to install the Nvidia driver:
Problem: There are many versions available. How do I choose the right one? Is there any way to auto-detect the right version based on the hardware?
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I'm trying to find out which Nvidia driver is being used currently in the system (and how to perhaps switch it to another version or the open-source
nouveau
driver).Ubuntu Nvidia Driver Version Update
modinfo
knows about several nvidia drivers installed in the system (nvidia_173
and nvidia_331
), but lsmod
just calls it nvidia
(and modinfo nvidia
fails):How to find out which one is being used?
How to switch the one being used?
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Re: additional-drivers
In 12.04, I have neither an
additional-drivers
tab in update-manager
:nor an
additional-drivers
app in the menu, nor such a program (checked by locate
), nor such an installable package (checked by apt-cache search
).(Off-topic explanation of my reason to want to inspect and switch the nvidia driver)
Because I might be experiencing problems with running SketchUp under wine because of the nvidia driver, as reported there.
An off-topic UPDATE: actually, it turned out later that this is another known nvidia-unrelated problem (see under 'Tips') (found via 'Sketchup not responding'), which must be fixed in wine-1.7.31; this version or later is available in the Ubuntu Wine repository for Trusty or later, so I'd need to upgrade from my 12.04 (Precise) to Trusty to use those packages. Nevertheless, my question here makes sense independently of the real solution in my situation. Dell u2713hm driver.
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Just open the
additional-drivers
app, search for it in the dash, or in software and updates
In 12.04 you can download an
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List available drivers via
and install with, eg
Show driver in use
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nvidia-smi
nvidia-settings
Install pymongo.nvidia-settings -q NvidiaDriverVersion
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