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How to choose the best Linux hardware for PC Building?
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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2024
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I would be surprised if any modern network interface didn't work well with Linux. The only problems I have had is on hardware over 7 years of age. Also SSDs are all pretty good. As long as it has a good warranty you are fine. Just avoid the cheap Chinese brands.
You can totally get a random machine and then install Linux. It just works these days.