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Latest would be Zen 3 or Ryzen 3000 series. I've got Zen 2 chips, Ryzen 2000 series, same as you. yesco's comment above yours is probably useful here - I can d
by branon 5y ago
Latest would be Zen 3 or Ryzen 3000 series. I've got Zen 2 chips, Ryzen 2000 series, same as you.
yesco's comment above yours is probably useful here - I can definitely believe there were some issues with Ryzen when it first came out. How long ago was this and what kernel version were you using? The links you posted seem to reference Linux 4.x and 5.1.
If you tried again with some recent 5.8/5.10 kernel I bet you'd see a marked improvement. Linux moves quickly and support for new hardware is generally established early, though not without initial bugs ;)
- Shorel 5y agoI tried running Linux for one full year, since I got the laptop, until I got fed up. Even if Linux in Ryzen works flawlessly now, I got an Intel laptop from my employer and that one has all the Linux stuff. Another honest review of issues with Ryzen, hopefully he is someone you can believe: https://youtu.be/Fmj2kUk-xO4 https://youtu.be/Fmj2kUk-xO4
- branon 5y agoI don't disbelieve you, nor am I attempting to invalidate your experiences. Just trying to express that as valid as your experiences are, equally valid is the fact that the issues you experienced are no longer present.