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How bad with Linux MSI is nowadays?
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MSI is one of the most compatible you'll find. They make server components as well.
I'm going to check a bit further. I would like to have a MSI based system. My (most probably) next monitor will be an MSI curved.
I build with MSI stuff all the time. If you're concerned about BIOS utilities, all of their boards update directly from withing the BIOS utilities AFAIK. Haven't come across a board in years that doesn't.
Even if you do, it's quite easy to build a Live Windows USB disk to run utilities that doesn't require a license. That shouldn't be a barrier to entry for you for anything if you're looking to run Linux.