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Follow-up to installing Arch
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have you turned off avx512
I have not, but I can look into how to do that. What would that do, if I may ask?
it's an instruction set only available in early 12th gen intel chips, so you can usually go into the bios and find settings to turn it off.
It's because Linus really didn't like it.
What benefit would disabling it have for someone such as myself?
it just didn't boot for me when that was enabled