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An extensive list of hardware that is known to work. If the device requires tweaking, please mention the tweaking steps.
An extensive list of hardware that is known to work. If the device requires tweaking, please mention the tweaking steps.


The criteria are not as strict as in the [[Hardware Recommendations|hardware recommendations]] list, but all mentioned hardware should still be somewhat "worthy" for a gaming PC. We really don't need 20 years old Bluetooth sticks, even if they work out of the box. If possible, also add a price and a date in the form YYYY-MM-DD.
The criteria are not as strict as in the [[Hardware Recommendations|hardware recommendations]] list, but all mentioned hardware should still be somewhat "worthy" for a gaming PC. We really don't need 20 years old Bluetooth sticks, even if they work out of the box. If possible, also add a price and a timestamp in the form YYYY-MM.
==GPUs==
==GPUs==
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===5Ghz===
===5Ghz===
==Bluetooth Sticks==
==Bluetooth Sticks==
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!Available in
!Price
!Date
!Tweaking Steps
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|Mpow
|Bluetooth 5.1 USB-Adapter
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|DIGITUS
|DN-30210-1
''up to 10 m range''
''Bluetooth® 4.0 & 3.0''
''Full-speed USB 2.0 interface''
|EU
|7,05€
|2022-03
|none
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==Bluetooth Headphones==
==Bluetooth Headphones==
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|250€
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|EU
|140€
|140€
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|Fan control not working out of the box. Requires [https://github.com/Fred78290/nct6687d kernel module]. For Arch: Module is available in the [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nct6687d-dkms-git AUR].
|Fan control not working out of the box. Requires [https://github.com/Fred78290/nct6687d kernel module]. For Arch: Module is available in the [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nct6687d-dkms-git AUR].
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|Driver not included in kernel - needs downloading. Available in AUR and from official website in .deb and .rpm. Scanning into computer from device (via menu on the device itself) is supported, but it is recommended to modify scripts in installation folder to your liking.
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!What works
!What works
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!Untested
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!Extra Buttons
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!Tweaking Steps
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|DPI, static RGB
|DPI, static RGB
|RGB settings in Linux
|RGB settings in Linux
|Boot Windows (for example in a VM + pass through the mouse) and set settings there
|flawless
|3
|Boot Windows (for example in a VM + pass through the mouse) and set settings there or use rivalcfg<ref name=":0">https://github.com/flozz/rivalcfg</ref> natively on linux
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|Rival 100
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|Config available through rivalcfg<ref name=":0" /> (including setting RGB color and mode)
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|G305
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|DPI
|Macros
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|[https://pwr-solaar.github.io/Solaar/ Solaar] for easy DPI adjustments
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|Logitech
|G203 Prodigy
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|flawless
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|[https://github.com/libratbag/piper Piper] for easy DPI, Button & LED adjustments
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|Logitech
|G203 Lightsync
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|DPI
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|might spin out -> get a good mouse pad
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|[https://github.com/libratbag/piper Piper] for easy DPI, Button & LED adjustments
-> to disable constant LED, open Piper & switch it off
''(if it's already shown as turned off, then turn it on, apply the change, turn it off & apply the change again)''
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== Other ==
Elgato Stream Deck: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/boatswain

Latest revision as of 16:31, 13 August 2023

An extensive list of hardware that is known to work. If the device requires tweaking, please mention the tweaking steps.

The criteria are not as strict as in the hardware recommendations list, but all mentioned hardware should still be somewhat "worthy" for a gaming PC. We really don't need 20 years old Bluetooth sticks, even if they work out of the box. If possible, also add a price and a timestamp in the form YYYY-MM.

GPUs

Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
AMD RX 5700XT 2022-03 none
Nvidia GTX 1050Ti Driver Installation

WiFi Sticks

2.4Ghz

5Ghz

Bluetooth Sticks

Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Mpow Bluetooth 5.1 USB-Adapter none
DIGITUS DN-30210-1

up to 10 m range

Bluetooth® 4.0 & 3.0

Full-speed USB 2.0 interface

EU 7,05€ 2022-03 none

Bluetooth Headphones

Noise Cancelling Over Ear
Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Sony WH-1000XM4 EU 250€ 2022-03 none

Noise Cancelling In-Ear

Over-Ear

In-Ear

Mainboard

AMD

AM3

AM4
Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
MSI B550 MAG Tomahawk EU 140€ 2022-03 Fan control not working out of the box. Requires kernel module. For Arch: Module is available in the AUR.

Intel

Sandy Bridge

Printer/Scanner

Combined devices
Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Samsung SCX-4200R 2022-03 None
Brother MFC L2712DN Driver not included in kernel - needs downloading. Available in AUR and from official website in .deb and .rpm. Scanning into computer from device (via menu on the device itself) is supported, but it is recommended to modify scripts in installation folder to your liking.
Printer
Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Scanner
Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps

Mice

Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date What works Untested Sensor Extra Buttons Tweaking Steps
Steel Series Rival 300 DPI, static RGB RGB settings in Linux flawless 3 Boot Windows (for example in a VM + pass through the mouse) and set settings there or use rivalcfg[1] natively on linux
Steel Series Rival 100 DPI, RGB (openRGB recommended) flawless 3 Config available through rivalcfg[1] (including setting RGB color and mode)
Logitech G305 DPI Macros Solaar for easy DPI adjustments
Logitech G203 Prodigy DPI flawless Piper for easy DPI, Button & LED adjustments
Logitech G203 Lightsync DPI might spin out -> get a good mouse pad Piper for easy DPI, Button & LED adjustments


-> to disable constant LED, open Piper & switch it off

(if it's already shown as turned off, then turn it on, apply the change, turn it off & apply the change again)

USB audio converter

Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Sharkoon Gaming DAC Pro S V2 EU 30€ 2022-03 None

Microphones

Manufacturer Device Available in Price Date Tweaking Steps
Samson Meteor Mic EU 45€ 2022-03 None

Other

Elgato Stream Deck: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/boatswain

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://github.com/flozz/rivalcfg
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