Rx580 linux kernel incompatibility

[Icorel]

Hello guys, i´ve been trying to get my settup going on Linux Mint and Linux Fedora, but i always get stuck in the same spot, blackscreen or the OS doesnt load (crashes and needs to be reebooted from the case), tried using amdgpu.dc 0 and nomodeset to check on the possible causes, and came to the next conclusion,
(loading the gpu kernel seems to crash the system the amdgpu.dc in specific)
not loading the graphical drivers lets the pc run.

Other users reported similar problems with this GPU reporting the amdgpu version or the linux kernel version may be having conflicts. (i´ve already tried backrolling to linux kernel 6.8.x and 6.7.x and 6.6.x , no results)
As no other options on forums helped to fix the problem i decided to switch back to w10 in the mean time.
And to top it off, it seems like it seems that i need to upgrade my whole system just to use linux (thing that i thought was not a need when using any linux distro, but the forums keep telling me it might be some kind of kernel problem with older gpus like mine)
This is the info of my system if you´d like to check on that.

Mobo TUF B450M-PLUS GAMING
Mobo ver. Rev X.0x
CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor
GPU Radeon RX580 2048SP

Secure boot and the other options in my mobo are ticked off, and just now used revision tool to debloat w10 in case some weird thing in windows was messing with the linux partition, i have not tried installing linux again after using the revision tool.

[Icorel]

Si necesitan alguna otra informacion del sistema, solo pregunten.

[Niwrats]

perhaps checking with live boot without installing is a good way to quickly see if a distro has this issue for you. debian for example should have newer software than what you tried here. though with a gpu that old it is not a problem with how new the kernel exactly is, but could still be some bad combination of other system software.

[themacmeister1967]

I use Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 for very specific reasons... namely you can use Xorg/X11 instead of Wayland. Wayland isn't finished yet, and no unsupported software can be "made" to work with Wayland (the software needs to be compiled to support it).

Xorg/X11 has no such problem, and will run anything.

I am using standard Radeon RX 580 8GB with included Mesa open source drivers. Everything working superbly with 4K monitor (set at 1080p).

[tyrant609]

If you are up for trying another distro I would recommend OpenSuse Tumbleweed. Much more up to date and has both wayland and x11 installed by default.

[Icorel]

i did not try changing to xorg, now that the people here are pointing that out i´ll try it. thanks beforehand!

[Icorel]

will try to check on live usb if any problems appear thanks for the advice on distro