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I find out that there literally is no SLI support in any Linux distro in the history of computing. WTF am I gonna do with this laptop? Installing Nvidia legacy drivers on Linux is such a pain in the fucking ass.

A single GTX 860M is a shitty GPU by 2026 standards, but if done in SLI, they are sort of alright. Also, what is the point of a giant

Link rel is what this laptop is:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/antonyleather/2014/08/14/alienware-18-gaming-laptop-review-a-pc-killer-with-nvidia-sli-graphics/
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>>109069625
Nvidia never intended you to use it this way and therefore you're shit out of luck. That's just the way it goes with close source drivers cuh. Just install Win 7 or something. It's really not that bad.
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>>109069625
I wouldn't even trip Anon, because not many games support SLI, especially because it's a ded technology
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>>109069625
Vibecode your own



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