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== Not Problematic ==

Revision as of 10:14, 10 March 2022

This page aims to make buying recommendations for problematic hardware.

PLEASE NOTE: Old or unavailable hardware is to be removed, and the list should be short. Best case would be one device that is good, cheap, and available in all countries. If this doesn't exist, there may be different recommendations for different countries and/or different price categories. Every price is to be provided with a date in the form YYYY-MM-DD. Mentioned devices should have great out-of-the-box experience. If there are no devices with great out-of-the-box experience available, there might also be devices mentioned that require as little tweaking as possible. Tweaking steps are to be mentioned in these cases.

You may find a more extensive list of hardware that is known to work here.

GPUs

Just buy AMD, and you will be fine. If you buy old GPUs, look for Vulkan support.

WiFi Sticks

2.4Ghz

5Ghz

Bluetooth Sticks

Bluetooth Headphones

Noise Cancelling Over Ear

  • Premium: Sony WH-1000XM4 | EU | 250€ | 2022-03-10
  • Good Value:
  • Cheap:

Noise Cancelling In-Ear

Over-Ear

Logitech G933

In-Ear

Mainboard

Mainboards usually just work for most features. Sometimes, features like fan control are not supported out of the box. All devices in this category should have full support.

AMD

AM3

AM4

MSI Tomahawk Arctic B350

Intel

Sandy Bridge

Printer/Scanner

Not Problematic

Just buy whatever you want in the following categories:

  • CPU
  • RAM
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse (just configure the DPI once on Windows, for example in a VM)