Keyseven

Oh wow. The only thing I would try is disonnect any disk (ssd, nvme, hdd) then install windows on either a spare disk or one disk. If your gpu is now working again, then try to add disks... But this is really close to reinstall windows... One other possibility is to test your gpu with a different mobo.

Hey, did you uninstall and install the Nvidia Gefore drivers? You did not mention it, but could have done it anyways.

After a quick internet research, it looks like it is a good budget x570 board. Some points of criticism may be the following: Brown PCB despite on every picture looking blackish Only four fan headers and none on the lower half of the board No USB 3.1 Gen2 and no USB type c header and a total of six USB ports Sound is not the best by using Realteks ALC887 codec No standard RGB, but RGB led headers on the motherboard Overall for me those points would not matter as much. I always use a headset over USB and if you really want to have a great music listening experience than an extra sound card is still an option. If you are ingesting 4k footage a lot not having a USB 3.1 Gen 2 may be a deal breaker, but the bottleneck could be somewhere else than the USB standard. Those are just my two cents. Hope that helps

As a Computer Engineering student, I frequently have discussions, what the best possible distro for person X is. I personally work with two distros, Debian runs on my laptop and Pop OS on my tower at home. I went for Pop OS, as LTT showed that it is quite easy to play some games from time to time, but I also wanted to have some kind of linux to utilize the more hardware power of my tower for projects or school exercises. I tried not using the command line interface after I installed Pop os, but kept coming back to it as it is sometimes just easier and I am now comfortable with it. As I am only doing school stuff on my laptop, I went with Debian, as it is to my knowledge the most stable one. Apart from small "oh I updated to a newer debian version, I have to remove/install some weird lib again", I had zero problems with it. For both distros, I have gnome as my desktop environment. I tried i3 and other, but sometimes I like to have a GUI. With both distros, I am very happy. I can game on my tower, but also get work done. I hope this helps for you. Otherwise just use a virtualbox and try out the distros yourself :)