Has anyone been able to get a Ryzen chip stable in Linux?
I built a Ryzen 1500x system about a month ago now for use as a multipurpose Linux server and I'm not able to get it to run stable no matter what I do. I did the standard debugging and found the original memory sticks were veeeeery bad:
I returned them for replacements and did another memtest for 40+ hours and they were good. I've removed all the cards, tried four different power supplies, different drive configurations, different BIOS versions, BIOS configurations, memory speeds, etc. and nothing helps. CPU temperatures are fine, it runs between 80-130F at all times.
Basically what happens is after a variable amount of time, the system will hard lock on whatever it's currently doing. The Xorg server will freeze and the machine becomes unresponsive to pings, so it's dead until a reboot.
I built a Ryzen 1500x system about a month ago now for use as a multipurpose Linux server and I'm not able to get it to run stable no matter what I do. I did the standard debugging and found the original memory sticks were veeeeery bad:
I returned them for replacements and did another memtest for 40+ hours and they were good. I've removed all the cards, tried four different power supplies, different drive configurations, different BIOS versions, BIOS configurations, memory speeds, etc. and nothing helps. CPU temperatures are fine, it runs between 80-130F at all times.
Basically what happens is after a variable amount of time, the system will hard lock on whatever it's currently doing. The Xorg server will freeze and the machine becomes unresponsive to pings, so it's dead until a reboot.