I currently have a R7 1700X with a Auorus Gaming 5 Board running Fedora 25 on the 4.9 kernel. I wanted to update to kernel 4.11 considering there would be better support for my system there. However, I have always had a hard time with manually installing a new kernel myself and adding it to the Grub loader.
On Ubuntu I can usually find a package list of the kernels and manually download the pre-builts there and just add them to Grub, or what have you. I can't find such a similar thing with Fedora, and it seems like I can never find a good set of instructions for installing the kernel in the first place.
Is somebody able to point me in the right direction on this? If I can't go the pre-built route then maybe I can build my own Linux kernel, which is something I have never done yet (I hear it takes a long time).
If you want the latest released kernel (not the latest f25 kernel). Then you can use the rawhide kernel nodebug repo which will by the current kernel release.