Personally I would look for a Coffee Lake laptop with an 8th or 9th Gen CPU. One that doesn’t have a discrete GPU. An i5 would be a better option than an i3 and probably be more compatible with macOS.
Do not buy a Laptop with a Pentium or Celeron CPU. Get one with an Intel I-core CPU. Apple never used a Pentium or Celeron CPU and the integrated GPU in those CPU‘s are not supported in macOS.
You should be able to replace the WiFi/BT card in the laptop with a compatible Broadcom or Intel card, as long as the original card isn’t soldered to the motherboard.
You need to set a budget to give us some idea of what you are willing to spend, as saying cheap doesn’t tell us anything useful.
You also need to state where you live (Country) otherwise we don’t know which market you will be buying from.
Personally I would look for a Coffee Lake laptop with an 8th or 9th Gen CPU. One that doesn’t have a discrete GPU. An i5 would be a better option than an i3 and probably be more compatible with macOS.
Do not buy a Laptop with a Pentium or Celeron CPU. Get one with an Intel I-core CPU. Apple never used a Pentium or Celeron CPU and the integrated GPU in those CPU‘s are not supported in macOS.
You should be able to replace the WiFi/BT card in the laptop with a compatible Broadcom or Intel card, as long as the original card isn’t soldered to the motherboard.
You need to set a budget to give us some idea of what you are willing to spend, as saying cheap doesn’t tell us anything useful.
You also need to state where you live (Country) otherwise we don’t know which market you will be buying from.
OpenCore has nothing to do with GPU support. OpenCore is a boot loader not a graphics driver/kext.
What you should be asking is does NootedRed support the AMD 7000 series APU. I am not sure it does support your target CPU’s integrated GPU. As far as I am aware it supports the APU’s for Raven 1xxx through to 5xxx series APU’s. Plus some 7x30 CPU’s.
The Ryzen 3 7320 you are looking at using doesn’t seem to be supported. So buying that laptop may be risky.
See the IGPU compatibility section on the page linked below.
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