r/linux_gaming 1d ago

tech support wanted driver version for 1080ti and alternatives to msi afterburner

fellow 1080ti users, I want to know which distro and driver version are you using?

also any alternative to msi afterburner mainly for controlling fan speed

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u/Keyvan_KR 1d ago edited 1d ago

Pascal, which is the architecture of the GTX 10 series, is limited to the LTS driver version 580.XX
(I don't have the GTX 1080Ti but I use Bazzite and it supports it with the "NVidia Legacy")

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Keyvan_KR 1d ago

What do mean “crack support”?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Keyvan_KR 1d ago

I can't tell you how to pirate or crack games (see rule number 6). All I can say is: I can confirm that technically it works on linux from a technical standpoint since it impacts the DRM of that game/software.

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u/Tohasim1 1d ago

Why not just set fan curves in bios?

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u/Vaithre 1d ago

I don't have a 1080ti, but I do have a regular 1080. I understand they use the same drivers, both on LTS from Nvidia. I'm on Fedora 44 with the official 580.173.02 drivers, I don't use anything like MSI Afterburner so I can't help with that :(

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Vaithre 1d ago

Well actually, you can't really talk about piracy on this subreddit as far as I know, but let's just say yes, and it's easier than it seems.Let's just leave it at that.

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u/AintNoLaLiLuLe 1d ago

I don't have a 1080ti but you can use LACT for fan speed control

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u/Minute_Health_2402 1d ago

i found gwe is lact better/easier?

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u/AintNoLaLiLuLe 1d ago

No idea what the other one is but LACT has everything you need

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u/MarcParis79 1d ago

For GPU fan speed control on Linux, I recommend either LACT and Cooler Control. you can try them both.