run AMD processors and back in the day, when I first started, AMD processors would sometimes cause problems. I think it's pretty much because they were still fleshing out some of the architectural changes they were doing. But I really don't think that's an issue anymore. So, you know, I prefer Intel, but that's just me. But AMD, I have one, actually I have an AMD, an older AMD running Linux. I'm looking at it and it's never caused a problem. So, yeah, I would say just make sure that the hardware is compatible. Yes, exactly. Yeah, and when I started with computers and processors, Intel made a far superior chip than AMD did. And then AMD caught up and surpassed them and then they got to be pretty equal overall. And I think from the perspective of today, they're pretty similar in performance and just their capabilities. I'm not a processor expert by any stretch, but my perception is that they're very similar in their capabilities. And as long as it's compatible with Linux, you're good. (31/44)
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