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Charles W Davis
Not true, the whole thing is a algorithm of how many different components. I
have changed a mother board and no problem with the system afterwards.
have changed a mother board and no problem with the system afterwards.
Colin Barnhorst said:Brandon, please read the NewEgg disclaimer on the Specifications tab of
the product description page for the product you bought. The purchaser is
not supposed to be the end user but the system builder who makes the
computer for sale to the end user.
Colin Barnhorst said:He buys a retail copy of Windows. That's why there are retail copies.
Richard G. Harper said:If you have to ask, it ain't you.
Unless you are willing to accept the fact that no one will provide the
support you expect, don't buy an OEM copy. Period.
If you expect or need little to no support then you are probably a system
builder and don't need to worry about it.
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Gordon said:But what is the definition of "System Builder"?
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