content: Started looking into SBCs for a low power always on server d/l box. Raspberry PI, then j3355, j5005, etc. Couple beers later Looking at new 35 watt TDP Ryzens. Sub 20 watt full system idle. 3000g for $50! Hmm, could be a near fanless daily driver rig... Couple more beers later Ryzen 3000g on the way from the Bald Guy. All of the best sub $100 mobos are out of stock, so I will probably just have a pretty desk cube ornament for while. I may end up with the $100+ mobos if it looks like too long of a wait, but this rig is soley going to be for daily driver/media use so the high power and better pcie , etc in top gaming boards is just a waste, and likely end up sucking more juice 24/7 than a lower end one. Here's my dilemma: I am going to run Linux only on this rig, as it will apparently not run W7 and I decided that was my last donation to Bill's Anti-White Eugenics fund. From what I have read, some of the earlier AM4 mobos with the 370 and 450 chips can have hassles with recognizing the 3rd gen Ryzens, and/or Linux. The worst offender seeming to be ASUS, which is kind of ironic, they are usually better at keeping up to date Bios and such. From the forum posts I could find, it looks like Assrock is the most Linux friendly, and the new 550 (or 570) mobo chips being preferable. Anyone here have experience with this hardware, especially with Linux?