Abisha (Banned) Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:35am
debian + AMD Ryzen 7 mix
do linux support the new Ryzen i planning on building a new PC and i really wanna get away of windows
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r.linder Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:37am 
3000 series support for Linux is a bit spotty and ripe with issues still, afaik
Omega Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:39am 
Yes they run fine on Linux.

However, Debian stable is ancient and lacks support for these CPUs. Get something with a rolling kernel such as Debian Unstable, Solus, Manjaro or Fedora.

Also you will likely have to update the BIOS. Early versions of the new X570 motherboards had issues with Systemd making Linux unable to boot, this is fixed in a new BIOS version.
Last edited by Omega; Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:40am
Abisha (Banned) Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:46am 
Originally posted by Omega:
Yes they run fine on Linux.

However, Debian stable is ancient and lacks support for these CPUs. Get something with a rolling kernel such as Debian Unstable, Solus, Manjaro or Fedora.

Also you will likely have to update the BIOS. Early versions of the new X570 motherboards had issues with System making Linux unable to boot, this is fixed in a new BIOS version.

i was planning on using a MD B450 chipset
Omega Sep 25, 2019 @ 11:53am 
Originally posted by Abisha:
Originally posted by Omega:
Yes they run fine on Linux.

However, Debian stable is ancient and lacks support for these CPUs. Get something with a rolling kernel such as Debian Unstable, Solus, Manjaro or Fedora.

Also you will likely have to update the BIOS. Early versions of the new X570 motherboards had issues with System making Linux unable to boot, this is fixed in a new BIOS version.

i was planning on using a MD B450 chipset
I am still going to highly recommend a distro which is running the latest kernel.

You might have to update the BIOS of the B450 before the Ryzen 3000 will work.
Talby Sep 25, 2019 @ 12:06pm 
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X + Ryzen 9 3900X Offer Incredible Linux Performance But With A Big Caveat...[www.phoronix.com]

TL;DR - best bet is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS since that is what AMD is using to test. Curious if it will be fixed in the 19.10 upcoming release...
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