The man pages and FAQ are a good place to start for documentation. It's rather nice having everything in one place, rather than scattered around forum posts, m

The man pages and FAQ are a good place to start for documentation. It's rather nice having everything in one place, rather than scattered around forum posts, mailing lists, HOWTOs, etc, some of which might or might not be outdated. Unless you have some really weird hardware, I'd be surprised if OpenBSD didn't support it. The best way to check is to boot an iso and look at the output of dmesg, however.