If you are going to install from the terminal, type "sudo apt install nvidia" and then press the tab key twice so you get an autocompletion with the available options, use the latest one. The way explained on the second link works fine, but it's no longer the 390 version, it's 410. run file) because you have a fixed driver version that doesn't update with newer kernel versions, and that could give you problems.
It's a bad practice to install the Nvidia driver from their page (the. The only driver needed is the Nvidia one, thanks to Nvidia not disclosing the information to have the free one working out of the box, like AMD and Intel does.
Mint 18 Sylvia/ Opti-Con Mint KDE/ T3500's on Kubuntu/HP 3770 is Win 10/Win 10 Pro/Win 10 Pro/Win10Ĭlick to expand.All drivers are included in the kernel. HP 8200 UltraSlim's/ HP 8200 mid tower/Dell T3500's/ Dell 390/SilverStone Kublai KL06/NZXT H510 W x2ġ9.5 volt bricks/ Dell PSU/ 525W sumptin/ same/Seasonic 750 80+Gold/EVGA 500 80+/Antec 650 80+GoldĬheap GigaWire930, CMStorm Havoc + Logitech M510 wireless/iGear usb x2/MX 900 wireless kit 4 Greyĭynex, 2 no name, SYX and a Logitech. HP UltraSlim's/ HP mid size/ Dell T3500 workstation's/ Dell 390/B450 AorusM/B450 AorusM/B550 AorusMĢGB/ 4GB/ 12 GB 3 chan/ 4GB sammy/T-Force 16GB 3200/XPG 16GB 3000/Ballistic 3600 16GB If installing stuff from the command-line doesn't appeal to you, then I don't have any suggestions, though.Bay2- Lowerbay/ HP 3770/T3500-2+T3500-3+T3500-4/ Opti-Con/Orange/White/Grey "choco install gimp inkscape vlc thunderbird" etc. you install Chocolatey and then you can just pop open command-line and install software with e.g. It's not anywhere near like Ninite as it's more akin to Debian's/Ubuntu's apt, ie. MSI has Live Update for that.įor non-drivers, though, I like to use Chocolatey. It's better to just grab the drivers you need manually and if your mobo's manufacturer offers some sort of a tool for quickly installing the ones corresponding to your mobo, like e.g. Using something like that for drivers would not be a particularly good idea, since it'd most likely either try to install wrong drivers or horribly outdated ones.
Is there any app that lets me download all of those services at once? As we all know, the problem with building a new computer is the software that you have to install, in order for your machine to function properly ( Intel/AMD/Nvidia software etc).
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