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Fortunately I updated my BIOS from windows before switching to Linux and as of recently, I still have the latest version.
I added
amdgpu.runpm=0and that did increase stability considerably. My system froze up way less often which was great.I also found that adding
processor.max_cstate=1has made my system even more stable and I haven't had a freeze up in days now. This page gives a nice run down of what it does.I wouldn't be surprised if there is a freeze up in the future but overall my system has been a lot more stable making everything far more enjoyable.
Awesome. Let's hope the eventually fix the remaining hiccups. Maybe it's really the power management if those kernel parameters did it.