Steam can't find graphics card

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ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux#8774 · opened 2022-09-04 by feliciaifu · updated 2022-09-04 · 3 comments · github

Ffeliciaifu 2022-09-04 github

Your system information

Steam client version (build number or date): Aug 31 2022
Distribution (e.g. Ubuntu): ArcoLinux(Arch)
Opted into Steam client beta?: [Yes/No] Yes
Have you checked for system updates?: [Yes/No] Yes

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The steam client doesn't work properly on my Archlinux, it doesn't work on my NVIDIA 3060 graphics card, the steam client is horribly laggy and unbearable. But my graphics card driver is working normally, and Devil May Cry 5 can also recognize the graphics card and run normally.
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Ffeliciaifu 2022-09-04 github

give up playing steam on linux

Kkisak-valve maintainer 2022-09-04 github

Hello @feliciaifu, your system was missing the 32 bit userspace libraries for the NVIDIA proprietary driver, so it was forced to fall back to mesa/llvmpipe to render on the CPU. On Arch-based systems, this is commonly found in the lib32-nvidia-utils system package.

Ffeliciaifu 2022-09-04 github

Hello @feliciaifu, your system was missing the 32 bit userspace libraries for the NVIDIA proprietary driver, so it was forced to fall back to mesa/llvmpipe to render on the CPU. On Arch-based systems, this is commonly found in the lib32-nvidia-utils system package.

Thank you very much, the problem is solved, thank you😁

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