Did a memtest today, no issues. I did discover, through seeing slow RAM speed in memtest, that XMP was disabled. Doubt it was the cause of any harm, but I enabled it back and I’ll keep on testing.
Looks like we got a newer kernel in fedora today/yesterday. I keep on hoping one magic update will fix it all!
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll try it and see if there’s anything wrong there, though I don’t expect it since windows works fine.
I found this grub option https://askubuntu.com/a/1227581
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash memtest=4"not sure if it helps, it’s not as thorough as Memtest86+
Did a memtest today, no issues. I did discover, through seeing slow RAM speed in memtest, that XMP was disabled. Doubt it was the cause of any harm, but I enabled it back and I’ll keep on testing.
Looks like we got a newer kernel in fedora today/yesterday. I keep on hoping one magic update will fix it all!