Best to wait and let Clem work his magic.

331.20 does work with kernel 3.12 they say. Petra's kernel is currently 3.11.0-12 and the nVidia 331.20 driver caused havoc with some of their rigs. Read for users' comments to this copy/pasted list. Install tools required to install the NVIDIA drivers: sudo yum group install Development Tools Disable the Nouveau video driver (two commands): Install. Open Terminal & run 'sudo nvidia-xconfig' – sudo needs admin passwordĪfter restart, open Terminal & type 'sudo nvidia-settings'Ĭlick 'X Server Display Configuration' to set display detailsĭrag and drop screens to change order if you have multiple screensĬlick 'Apply' to check if your settings are OKĬlick 'Save to X Configuration File' to make changes permanent.Ĭlick Quit & Quit again in the small window that then opens to exit.Įdit: I noticed this tutorial got a -1, possibly due to nVidia releasing version 331.20 driver. Go to Admin → Driver Manager and select & install the Recommended driver, mine is 319.32 My setup: Asus P9X79 Pro, nVidia/GeForce GTX 670, 3x1920x1200 LCD screens Step 1: Add PPA GPU Drivers Repository to the System Step 2: Identify GPU Model and Available Drivers Step 3. Install LM16 MATE 64, then run update – and then install nVidia drivers. Step 1: Search for Nvidia Drivers Step 2: Update the System Package Repository Step 3: Install the Right Driver for Your GPU Step 4: Reboot Install Nvidia Beta Drivers via PPA Repository.

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