Ryzen linux user. I haven't experienced these issues yet, but I have experienced a few growing pains with early BIOS revisions not being 100% stable for me, and

Ryzen linux user. I haven't experienced these issues yet, but I have experienced a few growing pains with early BIOS revisions not being 100% stable for me, and RAM speed and timing challenges. Mostly resolved, though RAM speed is still slightly shy of XMP settings. System is overclocked (1700@3.8) and has been up and 100% solid for weeks now. 3.85 actually worked and tried to stress it by compiling a bunch of stuff. Didn't have any segfaults or other issues. Worked great. Only after using an artificial stress tool (stress-ng) did I finally decide 3.85 was not 100% stable at stock volts. Backed off to 3.8 to avoid voltage increase for now. Haven't rebooted since. The issues being reported do seem legitimate, however. Not sure if it's the memory controller having trouble with certain DDR4, the motherboards, or errata within the Ryzen CPU itself. All seem plausible. Hopefully AMD finds a resolution. In the meantime I'm glad I'm not affected.