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supergfxctl
Posts with mentions or reviews of supergfxctl.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-05-21.
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Using only NVIDIA
Maybe this can help.
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I want to disable my discrete GPU.
Have you tried supergfxctl or asusctl?
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I took 8 hours to install it :)
i will recommend https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/supergfxctl you can compile from source your dowloaded from a gentoo overlay. This is plug and play basically work really well on my laptop
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Getting good battery perfomance for the Zephyhrus G14 (2020) under Kubuntu 22.10
supergfxctl build from source
- Set Nvidia as Primary GPU
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Getting HDMI output to work with switchable graphics with an integrated AMD GPU and discrete Nvidia GPU on Arch Linux (i.e. reverse PRIME) - Has anyone had success with this?
I use supergfxctl (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/supergfxctl) to do that. When I switch the mode to hybrid and log out of my DE and log back in the hdmi output will work. Use the aur to install and then go to the gitlab repo to know you to setup (https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/supergfxctl) if you go to the legion discord I can help you on the Linux text channel.
- What i need to learn to make a GNOME extension?
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New Gaming beast! Fedora will suit it well?
Have the Asus Zephyrus g14 2020 model with the 3060 in it, works great. Just install NVIDIA proprietary drivers on it. Also, check out this GitLab repo for how to switch between your dedicated and integrated graphics. There is also an extension that acts as a frontend.
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Fedora Switchable Laptop Graphics
I'd probably rather recommend https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/supergfxctl since it doesn't require reboots when switching between graphics modes.
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My first kernel panic!
My problem lied with the GPU configuration in my system. my laptop has an intel iGPU and a T1200 Quadro Nvidia card. Nvidia uses their Optium technology by routing the descrete GPU output through the iGPU and then to the display. I could not get my dGPU to turn on since it wasn´t being detected. anyway. all resolved thanks to supergfxctl
asusctl-gex
Posts with mentions or reviews of asusctl-gex.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-06-03.
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LimitBat
Great project! I just wanted to point out that asusctl and asusctl-gex exist which allow for even more configuration.
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G14 and Linux -- that's the question
Switching Graphic: Pop!_OS's built-in system76-power works out of box, 4 modes: Dedicated Only Integrated Only Hybrid Graphic and Compute Graphic(turns off dGPU all the time unless you really want to use it). However, it requires a reboot each time. There is a better solution called asusctl, if you planning use GNOME there is a easy GUI for that: asusctl-gex. Difference: ASUSCTL only requires log out, but system76-power needs reboot.
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ROG Flow X13 - Ubuntu 22 + XG mobile
At the moment, the key (at least with the ubuntu distro) is to install the development version of ubuntu 22 (which official version will be released on April 21 I think). This is because ubuntu 22 comes out of the box with kernel 5.15, a required kernel for three nice asus-linux repositories on gitlab: asusctl, asusctl-gex, supergfxctl. This gives access to nearly every needed feature for this laptop, such as GPU switching, power profiles, and some UI interfaces.
- Graphics switching
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What laptop would you recommend for university programming and gaming?
There'a a package called supergfxctl which lets you switch GPU modes, and if you want a GUI version then there's a gnome extension asusctl-gex. Works just fine.
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How do I install this "polkit" thing?
I need to install whatever this is so that I could install the power profiles daemon which is so that I could have access to changing my fan speed in asusctl-gex which is so that I can use my laptop with fedora normally.
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Zephyrus G14 Arch Install guide
I am using the asusctl-gex extension for switching graphics from the top-bar. I have installed it from the source $ sudo pacman -S nodejs npm $ git clone [email protected]:asus-linux/asusctl-gex.git /tmp/asusctl-gex && cd /tmp/asusctl-gex $ npm install $ npm run build && npm run install-user After installation run Alt + F2 then r to reload the gnome shell. There are prebuilt packages available for this same extension.
I am using the [asusctl-gex extension](https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl-gex) for switching graphics from the top-bar.
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Hello, G14 POP OS Users?
Well, currently I'm using kernel stable: 5.12.14 asusctl working. I did try mainline: 5.13 got black screen had to remove completely. If you have a problem switching between iGPU and dGPU try asusctl-gex but need to logout caused Feroda don't have refresh.
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For anyone considering an ASUS G14 or G15. The 2021 models are working very well with F34 and community built kernel/services.
It's https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl-gex which uses https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl internally
What are some alternatives?
When comparing supergfxctl and asusctl-gex you can also consider the following projects:
System76 Power Management - System76 Power Management
asusctl
optimus-switch-gdm - modified version to work with gdm/gnome. includes install script. made for manjaro linux.
asusctl - Daemon and tools to control your ASUS ROG laptop. Supersedes rog-core.
envycontrol - Easy GPU switching for Nvidia Optimus laptops under Linux
supergfxctl-plasmoid
LimitBat - Battery management GUI utility for some supported Asus laptops using linux.
optimus-manager - A Linux program to handle GPU switching on Optimus laptops.
rogauracore - RGB keyboard control for Asus ROG laptops
supergfxctl vs System76 Power Management
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supergfxctl vs optimus-switch-gdm
asusctl-gex vs asusctl
supergfxctl vs envycontrol
asusctl-gex vs supergfxctl-plasmoid
supergfxctl vs asusctl
asusctl-gex vs LimitBat
supergfxctl vs asusctl
supergfxctl vs optimus-manager
supergfxctl vs supergfxctl-plasmoid
supergfxctl vs rogauracore