After the installation, use "Advanced Options" -> "Recovery mode" from the boot menu and choose "resume".
Compatibility mode
Install all updates
select recommended driver (currently selected is nvidia-375 which is marked as recommended
and so far the only thing that allow me to work is acpi=off but with this I have very
from time to time when I type a key in keyboard, I got that key typed multiple times. To solve this I set delay to max value and speed to min value in `repeat keys` but still pro
after some time of, successful work, everything suddenly becomes supper slow in spite of there is no any heavy task running, no cores loaded more than 1% and a lot of ram awail. I can't resize windows, can't use scroll in windows. Text selection become insane.
I had a similar problem with CPU Intel Core i7-7820X on MB MSI X299 last week. Neither Mint 18.3 Cinnamon nor Ubuntu 17.04 or 17.10 (all 64bit) booted from USB-Stick on my new PC system, which is:
The boot process always stopped. Error messages contained "Kernel panic - not syncing" and "Processor context corrupt". I tried out some of the commands you quoted below, but in vain.
A solution that finally worked was a little change the BIOS Setup. I disabled Intel Turbo Boost in the Overclocking Profile \ CPU Features (accessible in Advanced mode of the BIOS Setup). After re-starting the system, Mint 18.3 Cinnamon 64bit installed and runs smoothly.