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Help me I need tech support!
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I'm not sure about your CPU but I've had times when similar issues play out differently on different distros (I guess due to differences in kernel buikdconf, modules, or drivers) so while it's a long-shot you could give that a go.
Try also the LTS and Zen kernel flavors.
I'd try Arch, Debian, Fedora (or perhaps some other rpm-based alternative that doesnt deprecate so quickly)
Like someone else said, anyone who hasn't had your exact issue will need logs and details to give more helpful advice.