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    AMD's Ryzen Will Really Like a Newer Linux Kernel

    I have been running a Ubuntu 17.04 nightly build with a Ryzen 1700 for a week now as I found it easier than messing with kernel upgrades. It's been flawless so far. Just wish there was temperature monitoring.
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    AMD's Ryzen Will Really Like a Newer Linux Kernel

    The situation isn't as dire or complicated as it's made out to be, unless maybe you get a motherboard with an ALC1200 audio codec, in which case you are going to need drivers that are only in the un-released 4.11 kernel. About half of the AM4 motherboards seem to use this codec. Even in this...
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    Ah you have got to love idiots (AMD Fab selling rant)

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    Vista update KB955020 is 63MB?!?!

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    Vista update KB955020 is 63MB?!?!

    Maybe I'm paranoid but I always like to review my windows updates, so they are not automatic and I read the details of each one before installing. A few days ago a new update appeared: KB955020, which is 63MB. I wanted some explanation on why this update was so huge, so I looked up the...
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