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← Older revision Revision as of 13:52, 7 February 2026 Line 13: Line 13:  * This new tool Mageia-prime for Optimus described on this page can be used to configure the NVIDIA Prime supported by recent Linux kernels and Xorg servers. It allows to fully switch to using the NVIDIA GPU without the overhead of Bumblebee, and is particularly suited for use with CUDA. * This new tool Mageia-prime for Optimus described on this page can be used to configure the NVIDIA Prime supported by recent Linux kernels and Xorg servers. It allows to fully switch to using the NVIDIA GPU without the overhead of Bumblebee, and is particularly suited for use with CUDA.    −In all three cases, when configuring the graphics drivers, one must during install and the usual Mageia tools configure only the integrated GPU (at least in most Optimus configurations), as it is ''typically'' the only one physically connected to a monitor. (If failing, try the other way around.)+In all three cases, when configuring the graphics drivers, one must during install and the usual Mageia tools '''configure only the integrated GPU''' (at least in most Optimus configurations), as it is ''typically'' the only one physically connected to a monitor. ''(If failing, try the other way around.)''  +   +Power consumption: Nvidia seem to suspend automatically - you do not need to force it. If you do not believe it try to physically measure the computer real power usage. A test [https://forums.mageia.org/en/viewtopic.php?t=15824 here].     == Mageia-prime == == Mageia-prime == Morgano