I noticed in my device manager that both an AMD Radeon graphics and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super show up. I'm a bit confused as I can't remember the specifics since my dad helped me build the PC. I'm considering switching to Linux, but I want to know if having two graphics cards will impact my choice of distro and how to manage them.
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It sounds like you have an AMD CPU with integrated graphics alongside your Nvidia card. This setup is pretty common. For Linux, most distros can handle your hardware just fine; the real challenge is usually the Nvidia driver installation and ensuring your kernel is up to date, especially if you've got newer hardware.
Thanks! I guess I can just try different distros and follow some tutorials for the driver installation.
How will that work with different distros? I've heard Nvidia cards can cause some issues.