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Choosing a distro
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I have used Tumbleweed prior as a daily driver with an Nvidia 1050ti. From memory, you will have to enable a repo, and that's about it. openSUSE also has YaST which will help significantly with managing this sort of stuff for your install. The gaming experience on openSUSE was pretty much issueless for me.
I just set up Tumbleweed recently with a similar card and can confirm that all you have to do is enable the repo.
Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!
Same experience with two machines equipped with a 1070 and a 2080. Both work without issues under Tumbleweed (with Intel and AMD processors, to spice things up a bit).
Hey we have the same GPU. Good to know it works well