Whenever I put my laptop into suspend mode, and wake it back up, the GTX 860M card gets stuck running at 33 MHz. The same thing also happens when I unplug the power cable. It becomes extremely laggy and I can barely move my mouse. This is very annoying since I constantly move my laptop around and sometimes have rendering jobs in the background. I also have to either shut down the laptop at night or turn off suspending completely. I believe this issue started happening since the 340 drivers. Restarting Xorg, changing power states, over/underclocking does not work. PowerMizer is set to âPrefer Maximum Performanceâ. AFTER_SUSPEND-nvidia-bug-report.log.gz (313.4 KB)
i use arch btw
tried 515-520 drivers, 5.18.0-6.0.1 kernels, all had the same
Looks like a lot of MSI notebooks (and some Dell) of that time were hit by the same bug and nobody found a fix for it.
Please check if setting kernel parameter
acpi_osi=! acpi_osi=âWindows 2009â
has an influence.
Nope, same issue.
Only thing that changed was my screen brightness which seemed to be stuck at a high brightness.
Also tried âWindows 2012â, âWindows 2015â, all the sameâŠ
Not necessary anything was patched in the windows driver, itâs often that notebook manufacturers build their firmware just barely good enough that it works relying on the behaviour of a specific driver and Windows version. E.g. many hybrid graphics notebooks designed for Windows 7 were rendered useless when Microsoft changed Windows behaviour with Win 10 1709. While yours seems to work still fine with Win 10, it seems to have enough quirks so it doesnât really work with Linux.