You can also experiment with other driver versions, but you should make sure the relevant driver will support your card. Note: You can try to install the driver from the Nvidia site, but you can also run into all sort of problems with that and if you are capable to get it working that way, you probably would not ask such questions here. Reboot your computer, and you should be able to run the NVIDIA X Server Settings app, and your card should appear there correctly. Do not download the driver from there, but rather install the appropriate version from the AppCenter, or in the terminal: sudo apt install nvidia-driver-418 Generaly you can obtain best results with the version shown. for Titan X (Pascal) it will show you (at time of this writing) the 418 series driver (version 418.56). To find out which driver is the correct one, go to and select your graphics card. You can install them there, or alternatively, you can install via terminal. After that you need to run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppaĪfter running the second command (or rebooting/waiting for the system to update repositories by itself), new drivers will appear in the AppCenter. That will enable you to add ppa's to your repositories. You will have to run the following commands in the terminal: sudo apt install software-properties-common The easiest way is to use the graphics-drivers ppa.

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