I have an old desktop PC with an AMD mobo and CPU and towards the end of last year upgraded my ancient NVIDIA graphics card to a used but newer and more powerful AMD Radeon. Ever since I have had no end of headaches attempting to install a variety of Linux OS. The ones that do install have an option to go with no basic graphics and following installation, I then have to edit the Grub menu in some way. E.g use "nomodeset" or "amdgpu.dc=0" in order to boot and use the system. Unfortunately, this distro does not give me the low graphics option on installation. Noone on any forum in any of the distros can yet explain or adequately help me with this issue. The kernel is meant to contain the drivers for the card to work but nope this simply is not the case for me.
My card is a bog-standard AMD Radeon R9 380X from about 2015. Works perfectly fine with Windows 10 but I have yet to find a Linux distro that plays nice with it. Sorry, I can't give all the system specs right now as I am on my laptop and the problem is on a separate machine. But very basically I have an AMD Phenom II X4 and 16 gig RAM with ssd hdd.
By the way, I can get it installed by swapping out my AMD card for the old NVIDIA one but overall that doesn't really solve my problem. My only other recourse if all else fails may be to sell this card and buy a replacement NVIDIA one - I thought that was a bit drastic just to install a distro.
Any and all suggestions are gratefully received.
Thanks!