Probably because of updates to xorg, mesa, and amdgpu because of newer kernels or something? 
Then you should mark @ricklinux’s post as the solution, not your own!
Your post that says “the problem is solved, thanks” is not a solution, and should not be marked as such. Think of it from the perspective of another user with a similar problem who sees your “solution”. How useful is your “solution” to such a user? Utterly useless. It would be much more useful to mark the post that actually solves the problem.
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My reasoning is that
My logs didn’t mentioning anything about xf86-video-*, I came to the conclusion about missing xf86-video-amdgpu myself but thanks to ricklinux’s reply.
If someone else (that has the same thing happening) didn’t look at my comment that tells them to check xf86-video-amdgpu, does anyone else check the same thing?
Now I flagged that comment as solution, it might misdirect other people to (1) remove libahci.ignore_sss kernel parameter if they also set it for themselves (2) installs xf86-video-ati instead of xf86-video-amdgpu.
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