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Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2012 15:26:54 +0200
From: Gergely Szabo <formic.gergo@gmail.com>
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I'm just checking some PC and I would like to ask something.

Should I buy a HP Z420 or higher or Dell Precision solutions. Or a Dell 
XPS system could be enough too with an GTX Card?

Thanks
Gary

Teddy Gage írta:
>
> 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 Unless something is really outdated, windows is going to 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 
> <mailto: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.
>