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Hi Team,
I have buy i9-12900K -16 Thread processor.
I have to install "ubuntu-20.04 or 18.04 LTS". Does processor support this ubuntu version?
or which version does it support (I have not install anything right now)
I have 3 SSD: 1st SSD: Windows, 2nd: ubuntu, 3rd: Data storage.
Graphics: NVIDA RTX 3060Ti - 8GB.
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Your question is backwards.. It is not if the processor supports ubuntu, it is if ubuntu supports the processor. Check your distro for more information.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
[Maybe Windows 12 will be better]
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I have below configuration:
1: Processor: i9-12900K -16 Thread processor.
2: SSD: Windows OS
3: RAM: 32GB
4: Graphics: NVIDA RTX 3060Ti - 8GB
As per below image, I am not understanding Q.1: "what is Shared GPU memory"
Q.2: GPU is 8GB. Then whay GPU Memory showing is 23.9GB.
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Your processor graphics will use up to 50% of your system memory. Thus, you have 32GB and the 15.9GB is roughly 50% of that.
Your nvidia card has 8GB.
15.9 + 8.0 is 23.9. Why your ubuntu utility displays it as such is a question for your linux support.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
[Maybe Windows 12 will be better]

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