@ryo Funny thing about Nvidia is that from what I heard, their hardware doesn't require proprietary firmware like AMD does, so on Librebooted systems, you actually can use their GPUs. So AMD is better for systems with proprietary firmware, but without it, you basically have no choice, though I think really old AMD GPUs may work. Even only with Nouveau, at least it's something other than integrated graphics. I haven't tested that yet because I'm in no position to buy more hardware, but eventually I want to get a GA-G41M-ES2L motherboard and Libreboot it, and get a GPU and see if it works. They were pretty cheap last time I checked, and they should stay that way as long as some YouTuber doesn't meme Librebooted desktops. If it works (and of course, I don't know from experience that it actually does), you maybe can build a reasonably affordable fully free system with better graphics than a ThinkPad. That's a big maybe, though, that's if it actually works well enough, and the only way to know is to give it a shot. Of course, OpenBSD would not work on that system. But FreeBSD could. And of course, GuixSD and Hyperbola and others.