Found the issue while check if any video cable was bad. The GPU got very hot. As the drivers are not collecting temperature sensor from GPU, it was not visible for me. Putting all FAN on full power all the time was enough to keep GPU cold, no "power" fluctuation or computer crashes. As almost always, the problem is on the basics.
Thank you all.
No overclocking, I assembly, bios default. Only tune was be more aggressive into fan to see if reduce the problem.... Thanks for the suggestions, I not capable to do that, but can bring to shop. But confirm that should not use more that 1KW was good, so my theory is broken :D
yes, the all 3 separated cables are connected directly from the PSU :/
Ok, I didn't know that. Yeah, all my theory was based on wrong assumption. Thanks
How many people use smart devices? On the door, tv, Alexia? People "want" to be hacked.
already
How considering to show ads and allow to opt out is worse that google? Have you watch Youtube?
The lucky mostly of people don't. I personally have any issues.
Well, that sounds better than be unable to login because kernel unattended update breaks nvidia drivers.
You need to change steam configuration to unable to enable compatibility for all games, or only Linux/proton approved will work. I agree mostly works out of the box, but eventually is good to check protondb website if for tinkering.
Yes, nvidia can be a bit of pain. Normally you a install proprietary drivers and it works, not always. AMD just works.
Have you cut your Brain?
Funny that they said it would require a complete architecture change to be able to. What a mess