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I had a question @ich777 If i'm getting this correctly , if you pick anything else than open source driver within the latest versions options you'll get a proprietary driver. If you pick from the available versions you'll also get proprietary driver right ? Is it possible to change this behavior with a toggle (open source / proprietary) that would allow you to install whatever driver version you want (in the case there is a bug on a release) for open source as well as proprietary as the demand is growing with new rtx 5000 being used ?

What PSU are you using ? The rtx 5060 ti is using double the amount of energy than the a2000 Did you try the card on another computer ? I had an issue whe using an rtx 5080 with a motherboard with gen 5 pci but with a gen 4 pci riser

Have you tried disabling your iGpu ?

I didn't understand why i had a different version from alturismo and though it was related to the gpu itself but it is related to the unraid version , good to know I just did which allowed my to get the same driver version as alturismo and now it's working perfectly ! Thank you !

It is ! That is why i'm wondering why the nvidia plugin is suggesting a 575.57.05 as open source driver for both my 1660 TI and my 5060 while suggesting an older version for @alturismo and why that driver version is not working properly for both my cards.

The 1660 TI is Turing , it's supposed to work with open source branch as well as any other card from that architecture to Blackwell no ?

The same driver as @alturismo appear as closed blob to me but it's working properly

No but i can try it, i was wondering if the new linux kernel would help ( or if the nvidia plugin was any different in that Unraid version ) I think the plugin suggests the version based on your GPU and since the RTX 5080 was released before the 5060 i think it's normal behaviour (don't know why i got the same version for the 1660 TI though). The thing is i got an RTX 5080 i could put in but i got to get it out of my rig and it would be complicated ( not a regular PC case ) so i'd rather solve it without testing it ^^"

The driver version differ from what i got, i'm using the 575.57.08 : That is the option i got for the 1660 TI and the 5060

The thing is i keep finding issues related to this with no fix whatsoever , if someone was able to make it work they would probably tell us at some point no ? I found this reddit as well : https://www.reddit.com/r/unRAID/comments/1k69ufy/rtx_50_series_cards_and_unraid_issues/?tl=fr Because i can install the open blob driver successfully, nvidia-smi will work, but as soon as i'm trying to use GSP related features ( such as encoding, decoding etc ... ) the GPU won't work. 8k downloads on the open blob driver ? Were you able to try the open blob driver ?

Hello, I tried with another GPU ( 1660 TI ) and i seem to get the same error on 575.57.08. The 1660 TI is working properly when using closed blob. Could it be related to this driver version ?

I've sent you a PM so we don't flood the thread.

When you are on 7.1.4 can you see the gpu within your pci devices ? You can test it with that command : "lspci | grep -i nvidia"

Hello , i do not see any breaking changes that would explain this , what driver version did you install ?

Yeah i have this error as well and the option of UEFI boot enabled and CSM disabled are my default options so i don't think it's related. How many time has it been since you applied this fix without getting any errors ?

Ah yes, forgot i added this to test without GSP earlier.( same issue without it though ) Yeah well, after looking on github's issues it seems like it is related to power state, some users are reporting kinda similar issues. Looks like there is a patch you can build (https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/commit/c7e72135da83ff027755b4a61a3ff09a32fe00c3) but the drawback is you don't have eco mode anymore and you draw more power at idle. I'll keep looking at github, thanks for the help guys ^^

tower-diagnostics-20250711-2206.zip Sure thing , here you go ! I wanted to tell you i'm on AMD as well, might be the problem as you suggested as well

Hello @ich777 , First of all thank you for your contributions to the community (i have been using a couple of your plugins/docker templates) ^^ Now regarding the issue of @Jeffrolc , i believe i am encountering it as well. I have an RTX 5060 as well and as i understand it, RTX 5000 are only compatible with open source kernel drivers only ( such as 575.57.08 ) and i see issues regarding the GSP ( which can't be disabled anymore in the open source drivers ) popping in the logs. My BIOS is up to date , IOMMU and Re-Size BAR enabled and PCI force to GEN 4. I've tried other drivers and my GPU won't even be detected. Could it be just a thing related to that version of the drivers and would require for us to wait ?