Issues with my graphics card in the last few days

[Aravisian]

@qwert

no i haven't and i don't know how too try the modeset parameter do i go into the terminal?

You said "Doesn't work" without trying the steps.

I posted a link that tells you how to do it - in detail:

[HOW TO] add a grub parameter

There may be times that a user must add a specialized grub parameter in order to overcome an issue. The purpose of this guide is not to provide parameters, as that would be a case by case basis. It is to provide a guide on how to add one. To add a parameter, in a terminal (TTY, Recovery Prompt or Terminal Emulator) run: sudo nano /etc/default/grub Arrow key down to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" and place your parameter within the quotation tags. For example if you are adding th…

Now, when you do not ask about how to do something and then say, "That did not work," I would believe you tried that I would then try something else that is less likely to help but possible, because I was led to believe that the most likely does not work thinking you had tested it.

Please Respect the Troubleshooters and Our Time.

@qwert

i do have firefox and discord running in the background but that shouldn't be that taxing and no only 5.2 gigs of my 32 gigs of ram is being used rn

I agree, clearly RAM and additional software is not the issue.
That is mysterious why the mouse would show an odd 30ms delay... But that may be a flash in the pan. Unless it did that constantly, I suspect it not to be the sole cause of stuttering, much less able to cause a crash.

The Nvidia 4070, however... needs addressing by its maker: Nvidia.
It has known issues, some stemming from its Ada Lovelace architecture.

• Display Issues: Flickering screens or black screens, especially on high refresh rate monitors.
• Performance Degradation: Suboptimal performance with some games or applications due to poorly optimized drivers.
• Fan Behavior: Complaints about unusual fan curves or coil whine, especially under low loads.
• Hybrid Graphics Problems: In laptops with the RTX 4070 (e.g., Optimus setups), issues with GPU switching are more frequent on Linux.

I have not found anything specific between DRM and Nvidia 4070 at this time. But given its rendering issues, and that you have a specific error for Direct Rendering Manager (DRM), I would test the nvidia-drm.modeset=0 parameter.