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I had a lot of issues: obviously Ubuntu 17.04 doesn't boot, but Fedora 26 crashed a lot seemingly no matter what I changed. Windows 10 also crashed fairly oft

I had a lot of issues: obviously Ubuntu 17.04 doesn't boot, but Fedora 26 crashed a lot seemingly no matter what I changed. Windows 10 also crashed fairly often. I was about say that it wasn't as bad as F26, but given the automatic restart on crash that I kept seeing, it might have been as bad. Currently using Arch/4.12-zen/nvidia with Gigabyte Gaming K5/Ryzen 7 1700X/GTX1060 and since kicking nouveau out, I have had no crashes at all. I am hopeful that this means my Ryzen woes are over.

sebow 9y ago
The nouveau drivers are so bad,might only be about nvidia or nvidia & ryzen combo on linux, i know for sure that with an antique AMD card i never had these problems. On my 1800x and GTX 760(waiting for vega™) i got similar results, upgrading your kernel also makes you re-install the video driver.(or at least it did for me). I'm not sure about why your w10 crashed, i never had problems on windows besides undervolting while also increasing the CPU freq.(Which was expected)