It's very handy because when I started having kernel-power loss and failure issues a while back, I found out, it wasn't my PSU, it was a a bad system file that corrupted when the system lost power and a write back on the SSD failed. I use and maintain a copy of Xubuntu on my system in case if something screws up and I need to find out what is going on. Because GNU/Linux uses udev in some capacity (either by itself or through systemd) it can reassign hardware if there is a conflict. Usually, if something can't run on Windows, there's a good chance under GNU/Linux, it can tell you why when you try to launch a server to engage that functionality, like X (X-Windows) does.īecause they also use a different driver stack, it can either find flaws in the hardware or even tell you if something on the card is malfunctioning when you attempt to launch the server, or even show if there is a resource conflict, which sadly can still happen on Windows. Usually GNU/Linux is useful to diagnose hardware because of how it exposes the hardware through the kernel. Even used some AMD 5600 XTs and never had this problem. Hard reboot is the only way to come back up, and even then, you’re running on borrowed time until it crashes from doing nothing.ġ6GB Corsair 3200MHz CL16 memory (XMP enabled) If you try to play a game or GPU benchmark, it goes to black in less than a minute. I fresh reinstall windows and the 6700 XT, and it randomly crashes to black. When I put in an old GTX 970 in there, it works like a champ. Probably missing some other things I tried. Tried all the tips I could find online and replaced PSU several times. Tried to get it to work for the last two days. Very disappointed in the MSI AMD Gaming X 6700 XT. Seems to run fine in windows though, which is somewhat of an improvement over the random black screens even in Windows on the 10400f machine. this time immediately after starting a game. Fresh installed Win10Pro and newest 24.4.1 Adrenaline. UPDATE: I just installed the 6700 XT into a completely stable existing system.
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