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>> How good is Linux support with those? If bad, what other mobos support |
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>> 1075T and Linux support is awesome? |
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> most probably they will just work. |
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I've just built a machine based on GA-880-GM-UD2H that I bought a |
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couple of years ago, and it works well. It supports 1090T and 1100T, |
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which you should look at - the price difference to the 1075T is very |
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small. I'm thinking of swapping out the 260 I have with one of these |
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because they're so cheap. |
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WRT hardware support - the rule of thumb is, if you're running newly |
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released hardware you'll probably want to run the latest kernel you |
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can - which is easy with Gentoo. AFAIK distros dont do much around |
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extra hardware support other than backporting newer drivers (to |
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support newly released hardware) on their specific kernel version. |
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Obviously there's no need for that on Gentoo. |
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