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*Tech Republic - [https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-build-a-great-linux-pc-for-under-1000-usd/] | *Tech Republic - [https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-build-a-great-linux-pc-for-under-1000-usd/] | ||
*Reference builds with | *Reference builds with Ryzen 3200G - [https://www.linuxnow.com.au/dsintro.html#standarddesktops] | ||
*Ryzen 3400G on a budget - [https://linuxnewbiesince1996.wordpress.com/2019/11/23/build-a-ryzen-test-computer-with-scrap-n-a-150-250-budget-part-4/] | |||
=Issues= | =Issues= | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 23 September 2020
Successful Builds
- Linux Qeustions build details the components - [1]
- System 76 uses Pop!_OS on Ryzen 3400G hardware. [2]
- System 76 with Ryzen 3400G is great - [3]
- This says 3400G works with just about every Linux - [4]
Builds
Issues
- Linux Mint - just use recent kernel 5+ - [8]
- Good experience - [9]
- Display issues - [10] + [11]
- Hardware Acceleration (HWA) encoding issues - [12]
- Debian has graphics issues - [13]
Working Motherboards
- ASRock Fatal1ty B450 ITX/ac - [14]
Cases
- 4 disks - [15]