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How to choose the best Linux hardware for PC Building?
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As far as I know, the highest-end motherboard that supports Libreboot is an Opteron -- not Epyc, Opteron -- dual-socket server board from about a decade ago.
In a short - no. I was thinking of not using proprietary firmware on motherboard but I see that is not possible.
pretty sure the msi pro -a z690/z790 has coreboot support (12/13/14th gen Intel)
Might be in future. Amd want to use open source agesa.