Valve Says Nvidia GeForce Support for SteamOS Is Progressing, but Could Take Years
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Valve says Nvidia GeForce support for SteamOS is progressing, but could take years
A Valve spokesperson recently told IGN that the company is working hard to make Nvidia graphics drivers viable on SteamOS, the Linux distro powering the Steam Deck and Steam Machine. Introducing Nvidia hardware support would dramatically expand the appeal of Valve's OS and other Linux distros for third-party hardware manufacturers...Read Entire Article
SteamOS is on good terms with NVIDIA, but performance is still not optimistic
Valve has taken another step to ensure that SteamOS is no longer an operating system primarily for AMD hardware. The company has incorporated NVIDIA drivers into the system’s main development branch. On several generations of GeForce, it allowed you to initialize the graphics card and display an image on the screen. That sounds like a […]
Valve now activates Nvidia drivers in the main branch of SteamOS. Some Geforce GPUs should already run, but the full support is still missing.
Valve improves support for NVIDIA's video card in SteamOS. Selected GeForce models are already running directly in the system, and full compatibility with NVIDIA has been identified as a top priority. Valve engineer Pierre-Lou Griffe reported that NVIDIA drivers can already be activated in the main SteamOS development branch. At the current stage, some GeForce video cards can be initialized and operated directly in the system. Griffe stressed th…
Nvidia could soon catch up with AMD on Linux, thanks to Valve's work on SteamOS. What can convince more and more players to abandon Windows?
That SteamOS is "reserved" to AMD solutions is now ancient history and after Intel support, here's how NVIDIA solutions are about to be supported.
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