why ayymd can't make cpu which works with linux without freezing eventually? i haven't seen a single ryzen which can survive a whole day without freezing.
Why ayymd can't make cpu which works with linux without freezing eventually...
Nicholas Davis
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Jack Long
The superglue which they use to glue 4-core CPUs together wears out, and your OS crashes. Simple.
Nicholas Carter
i've literally become a linux wizard because of amdgpu bugs ffs
Gavin Stewart
Nice security vulnerabilities.
Ian Hill
if this is intel shilling, why there is no freezing problems in windows?
Alexander Hughes
Carter Evans
Engwish.
Logan Cook
My 2600 has been fine. Are you running an unstable overclock?
Joseph Ross
no overclock on my 1600
Cameron Campbell
offhand, i'd say that was a linux problem, not an AMD problem.
Dylan Ward
That's why using server grade software for home computing is dumb, just like using server grade 'chiplets' on a home pc.
Nicholas Long
Early chip? Some of them were buggy, try github.com
Evan Ortiz
Disable C6 state in bios, it fixed these freezing issues for my 1700x
Jacob Ramirez
i already checked this before and didn't found switch for c6 in bios. my mb is prime b350-plus.
Daniel Fisher
Pretty sure he is larping. I have 1600 with segfault on compiling and it's still stable. It's only affects software that actually runs, like compiler and can't crash the system. I did had couple of crashes on windows though until i bumped voltage from 1.3125 to 1.325. i'm dualbooting 10 and manjaro.
Levi Ramirez
Oh, that's disappointing. Ah well, cheers.
Nolan Sanchez
of course, when you have no problems then nobody else can have
Landon Cruz
What is your memory configuration?
William Reyes
one 8gb module and bios handles everything
Nicholas Campbell
Have you ran memtest? It looks like memory problem than ryzen.
Charles Hernandez
Have you considered that maybe you're just using a shitty distro with crap hardware support?
Cheers.
Robert Jenkins
>BIOS handles everything
Okay found your problem. Who made your board?
No wait let me guess. It's either MSI or Gigabyte.
Dominic Johnson
yes i have ran memtest. windows work ok, it's just linux which freezes randomly.
yes i have. now i'm using opensuse tumbleweed.
asus
Gavin Wood
What kernel?
Elijah Moore
Wow, Asus HAS been slipping.
Does your board even have a voltage offset mode? If not, clock in 1.36 in the vcore by yourself and then check what the actual voltage after vdroop ends up as, then correct for vdroop. Should be a lot more stable afterwards. And make sure you do the same for memory voltages especially if you're running an XMP..
Thomas Bell
>5.1.7-1-default #1 SMP Tue Jun 4 07:56:54 UTC 2019 (55f2451) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Hudson Butler
Wait isn't that one still in Beta? Definitely not a stable version.
Ayden Gray
there are some voltages that can be altered on bios but since these freezes are happening on linux only, i'm not going to mess with voltages.
Benjamin Adams
5.1 branch should be stable
Lucas Peterson
Well it worked for me on an MSI. Linux just seems to need more voltage than Windows for whatever reason.
Are you afraid to go out of spec?
Landon Rogers
i'm just lazy