Hello everyone, I recently purchased an MSI laptop with a Core i7 255HX and an RTX5070 TI Mobile. I initially installed the drivers with the proprietary module, but the card wasn’t detected by the system. After that, I realized that the drivers were needed, and with that, the card now works, at least in a basic way. What I noticed was that RTD3 for the graphics card isn’t available. On the first attempt, it appeared disabled by default when running the query:
cat /proc/driver/nvidia/gpus/0000:01:00.0/power
It also appears as D0 when running the query:
cat /sys/class/drm/card*/device/power_state
After some searching online, I found that adding two parameters to the NVIDIA module could re-enable RTD3 on some models:
Hi @mario156090
Apologies for the delayed response.
We have released new driver 575.57.08 few days back which supports GeForce RTX 50 Series (Notebooks).
Would request you to try and share nvidia bug report if issue persists.
I’m pretty sure proprietary modules don’t support Blackwell so you can stop testing with them.
Are you using the nvidia-open-dkms package? It should work with the Zen kernel, don’t forget to install linux-zen-headers. Disable the module options as well.
Yeah, I agree with you about blackwell compatibility. Yeah, I’m using that package and I have the headers installed and the module options disabled but the problem now is vcard recognizion from the nvidia drivers.
Hello @amrits was you and your team able to check my latest nvidia-bug report?
Hi @amrits, I haven’t heard from you in a while. I’m letting you know that today, with the 575.64 beta update, the RTX 5000 series laptops are working, but RTD3 is still not working. Did you manage to open an issue or something you can help us with?
Several users are affected by this, and I’m really sad to have such high-end hardware and not be able to use it the way I want. I’m stuck on Windows.
