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When I try to run TF2 on linux it runs horribly. I cant even play it. I have to go into htop to shut it down. Is there a reason this is happening? and how can I fix it. I have an i7 and gt 750m which is plenty.
no idea what any of that is. can you please explain how I provide output for lsmod?
Open a terminal, type "lsmod" (without quotes) and press Enter. Then use your pointer/mouse to copy and paste the output in to [code] tags in a post in this thread on this forum.
Open a terminal, type "lsmod" (without quotes) and press Enter. Then use your pointer/mouse to copy and paste the output in to [code] tags in a post in this thread on this forum.
from the lsmod output I can see that you are using the free nouveau driver. If the performance is not satisfactory you may like to try using the non-free drivers from Nvidia. You seem to be posting from a machine running Ubuntu, so see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Bin...erHowto/Nvidia.
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