Installed or upgraded Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa Requirements, Conventions or Software Version Used Software Requirements and Conventions Used Software Requirements and Linux Command Line Conventions Category After installation, optionally run Nvidia graphic card test by following our Benchmark Your Graphics Card On Linux guide. I'm going to install Studio Driver and test it out, if people are interested then I will post again with my results and thanks again for reading.Installed NVIDIA drivers on Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa Linux. So, my question and my guess is as follows: are Game Ready and Studio two totally different drivers? Because Im guessing they are the same except Game Ready is a rapid deployment to keep up with games while Studio Driver is considered the more stable long-term release. I immediately noticed that Studio Driver happens to be version 442 which was the same version that Game Ready was prior to this last update that is causing the issue. As I was looking for where I can rollback my driver, I noticed that G-Force Experience offers Studio Driver as an alternative to Game Ready Driver. The current GRD is v.445 while Studio is v.442.

This is where Game Ready and Studio come in. The only fix that has been given is to rollback drivers to v.442, which was the version of Game Ready before Half-Life Alyx came out. Some reading on forums presents that this is a common issue among the GTX 10 series of GPUs. My guess is the flickering happens once the GPU ms gets too high. I noticed it did not occur as much when I adjusted Texture Pool from Ultra to High, but still happens enough to be a nuisance.

I've been playing Doom Eternal recently and have been plagued with a black-bar screen flickering when using any form of v-sync. I've looked through previous posts regarding this topic but none were able to properly clarify in a single post, so thank you for taking interest.

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