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Also, how long has Arch+Manjaro been more popular than Ubuntu+Mint? I find that quite surprising.
I kept most of my old components (RAM, PSU, GPU). But after a few weeks of instability while gaming (random resets), it looks like whatever surge took out my Skylake CPU also damaged my old GPU (Radeon 7850).
I bought a Biostar RX 550 (cheapest modern GPU I could find) for testing, and all the resetting issues disappeared. I'm in the middle of some not particularly demanding games (Wasteland 2 and Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night). At 1080 and highest settings in those games, the RX 550 is surprisingly capable.
So, I'll stick with the RX 550 until I can find a good deal on a higher end card. Hopefully by then the new AMD cards will be better supported on Linux (and a price cut would be nice too).