I installed on an i5-6600K, Asus Z170-A board, GTX 960, Samsung S24E650BW display with 1920*1200 resolution, intel graphics was disabled in BIOS (there's no real option to disable it, but you can tell it to stay inoperable if the PCIe graphics card is in use). During the install process I was asked, if I wanted to install the proprietary Nvidia driver, which I confirmed. So I tried to start Mageia for the first time, but was unable to boot into a graphical DE, it always failed and mageia wanted to search for new hardware(this message was followed by a strange-looking string "need_removing_empty_extended"), and then wanted to reboot because of changes in the driver (in a kind of endless loop). I dicovered the error message about "Nvidia probe routine was not called for 1 device(s)", which was probably caused by nouveau driver getting in the way. Adding the option rdblacklist="nouveau" to the kernel options worked around the issue. Itried to use plain nouveau driver (proprietary Nvidia driver uninstalled) but that didn't work, too.
Maybe this happened due to the relatively rare combination of GTX 960 and the resolution of 1920*1200, but it was a major PITA. I understand that a beta/RC may have some issues, but that was ridiculous. I wasted a few hours with that nonsense. I wondered, if I'm really the only one to run into that issue. I probably should file a bug, but I'm still too annoyed atm.