As the title says I have an RTX 3090 using 2023 and Rocky Linux. Flame seems to work fine but I have noticed a longer initialize when I try to use ML for example in the image node.
That being said, I would love to run a more recent version of the nvidia driver so I could use Optix rendering in Blender. I tried installing the nvidia driver before the DKU and running the DKU install with the new —keepnvdriver but I ran into multiple issues. In fact flame wouldn’t even run.
Just wondering if anyone has had any luck with an Nvidia 30xx series card running a newer Nvidia Driver?
Hah! I just made a post about this in another thread. …
I have installed the non-autodesk Nvidia driver and it works fine in every way BUT I have run into problems with the planar tracker not working (unable to set reference). I haven’t tried this on Flame 2023/Rocky yet, though.
Alan, I got my 3090 for 1500 when it was released. Doubt I can get an A5000 close to that price. Performance-wise it’s actually not even as fast it seems. I hear you though.
Yea like i was saying it just plain didn’t work. I should have checked the logs but I couldn’t even open it or even the setup or services apps. I’m at the in-laws for the weekend but I may risk it when I get home tomorrow and try to install a newer driver. Which ones have you tried? Curious if you still have the planar tracker issue in Rocky Linux. All I need is 470 or newer to get optix rendering in blender.
Its likely that you didnt use the --install-libglvnd flag when installing the driver. Flame won’t open without it.
I can also confirm that the latest linux dirvers (495.46) is working on rocky with flame 2023. Planar tracking is working too which is nice. I’ll update if I find any bugs…
So just to clarify, while having ADSK Nvidia driver installed and a working Flame, if you want to upgrade to latest non ADSK driver you need to run the installer with the --install-libglvnd flag?