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Last edited by Shmerl on 8 December 2019 at 5:32 pm UTC
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1. powerplay issues with "failed to send message" are gone.
2. Flicker when resuming from suspend bug is gone.
3. Flip patch is already there, so upstream has the fix for related GPU hangs in Pathfinder: Kingmaker and etc.
Very good progress there! So I'd say if you aim to buy a Navi GPU but don't want to deal with manual fixing, 5.5 should be already good out of the box, paired with Mesa 19.3 and llvm 10.
Last edited by Shmerl on 9 December 2019 at 1:21 am UTC
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Thanks guys, much appreciated.
I have for the time being reverted all boot loader as well as BIOS options since nothing has helped anyway. I may be looking into getting a new CPU next year. Let's see what next year will bring, if Intel will have something to compete with AMD's CPU's. And then there's the next generation of Ryzen CPU's and mainboards that are supposed to hit the market by the end of next year as well.
But for now I don't care much anymore. It's the end of the year, not much time for computing, let alone building a new one or replacing essential parts of it. For now I'll only look forward for the holidays. =)
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So your UEFI didn't have the "typical current idle" option?
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So I set it back to auto now.
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But disabling C6 state with systemd is effective.
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I just added this to startup:
zenstates --c6-disable
this will disable both:
C6 State - Package - Disabled
C6 State - Core - Disabled
Anyway i upgraded to 3700X and now i can have it enabled with no issues.
you have to be lucky because some ppl report that even after three times of getting replacements from RMA they still have faulty chips. I didn't want to go through all that hassle and ended up replacing it for a 2600.
Last edited by Koopacabras on 11 December 2019 at 6:00 pm UTC
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