As a a builder I can tell you 95% of all parts you get are going to be compatible. Unless something is really outdated, windows is going to support it. Its no longer the uncertainty of the vista days
On Jun 12, 2012 3:25 AM, "scott.aelist" < scott.aelist@gmail.com> wrote:
Ram, HDDs/ SSDs, video cards, network cards if needed, optical drives, etc can all be pretty simple installations and you can save a lot just getting a barebones system and installing compatible parts yourself.
I was totally gung-ho until i got to the word 'compatible.' How does one know if something is compatible? Should i just pick from the options available from the builder? This is the kind of thing that sends me scurrying back to the safety of a prebuilt system.
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