Welcome @DOcean
Please try this ISO and see if you can get the installer working. If it works and installs the system you will still need to install Nvidia drivers for the GTX1070. I’m sure you know how to do that if you are able to install Arch by hand.
This is strange to me. This ISO works for me on my on my Uefi system with an Nvidia GTX1060 but I’m wondering if the same problem exists where your card is not in the data base?
Could you also post the output of your card somehow? Then maybe @joekamprad can check if it’s listed. This happened to me originally and my card was added.
sudo lspci -nn | grep VGA
This ISO should work if the USB is okay. Personally i always use etcher on Linux and i have never had one issue but if it’s being done from Windows i think Rufus is a good choice.
Yes, i see you are using 144Hz monitor… I will let @joekamprad or @manuel weigh in here on this. I’m sure some change needs to made to accommodate this somehow.
Hey,
I had the same problem on ThinkPad T495s with low-power display, I just had black screen after I booted live usb. After I pluged secondary display everything was working but still I had some problems - look at uploaded image.
If i remember correctly @Resiliencia had a similar problem regarding monitor frequency and also some workaround… Let’s see if is the same problem he can shed some light in this matter.
@fernandomaroto
Well, it is not the same problem, since the images looked good but desentralized, especially at the start after the grub screen loading the system. I was able to fix it in 70% from the monitor controls themselves (Acer AL1916W), that is to be able to go up, down, go left and right with a still image to be able to take as a pattern.
I couldn’t do anything for console with Xrandr, but I managed with the monitor controls themselves.