Yes, you’re completely right! I’ve a little icon on my taskbar that indicates which GPU is being used (Intel or Nvidia).

Thank you for your help! I very much appreciate it! I will create a post on the Linux Mint Forums as soon as I find the time. Right now, I’m rather swamped because of work and my Master Thesis and my laptop is currently working good enough.

I’ve an entry “3D controller” which mentions my GPU (GeForce MX150). There I have the following kernel modules: nvidiafb, nouveau, nvidia_drm, nvidia.

So I guess it should be fine, since both of the entries you mentioned are there.

I switched to the newest Kernel version and sadly the problem still persists. :(

Yep, I have the variant with a Nvidia GPU and I also think that it’s highly likely that they fucked up. I’ve already noticed that I don’t see a lot of settings in the Nvidia server settings app where other people seem to have way more options than me.

There doesn’t seem to be any Edge version for 22.x, so I guess I’m using the normal one.

The thing with my refresh rate is that the highest one available to me is just 60 Hz. I’m using a Huawei Matebook X Pro (2018) and if I’m not mistaken, its display should have 90 Hz at a resolution of 3.000x2.000 (yep, it’s display is somewhat uncommon and has a 3:2 format). I’ve noticed because since the switch, the screen looked very choppy to me.

I’ve installed it on my laptop a few weeks ago and most of the things worked indeed out of the box!

The only things not working are its fingerprint reader and the higher refresh rates of its display. I haven’t been able to solve either problem yet. :(

So there is now a C-Button which opens the new Game Chat, which requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. This means if you don’t pay for their subscription, you will have a dedicated button on your controller which will most likely open a popup that tells you to buy their subscription. Great, I love it…

Trading Cards and probably TF2 hats.