Riku_V

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   by Riku_V 3y ago

   Nope, what libreboot does is make coreboot simple for end users to install. With coreboot, you have to configure it manually (by design). Libreboot even provides pre-compiled binaries (with clear instructions on how to install them).
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   by Riku_V 3y ago

   Two 3.5" and one 5.25". All nice and toolless.
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   by Riku_V 3y ago

   Also, if you are generally friendly to the IT person, you may get a few of these for free when they discard these to upgrade. That's how I got mine, anyway.
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   by Riku_V 3y ago

   It seems that Ivy Bridge CPUs work fine too, with 1600MHz memory and everything. Despite this being a Q67 board. Yay Coreboot!
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   by Riku_V 3y ago

   I have an 8300 USDT too, but I don't think it's supported in Coreboot yet. Will be looking onto that too hopefully sometime.