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Building a new Gaming PC
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If you are going to get WiFi, try to get Intel Wi-Fi, it's usually pretty solid.
Outside of that, AMD is generally better for graphics (esp. if you're interested in messing with Wayland) and CPU is fine with both. I don't think RTX or DLSS really works on Linux, but I could be wrong there.
But honestly, pretty much everything works fine. I used NVIDIA and a ghetto WiFi chip set for years and it was fine. I couldn't use Wayland and variable refresh didn't work properly with my dual monitor setup, but eveningy else worked fine.
So I wouldn't put a ton of energy into Linux compatibility, unless there's something that you really need to ensure stays compatible.