#148 – Question/Answer: OEM vs. Non-OEM Computer Products
Q. What’s the difference between OEM and Non-OEM/Retail computer hardware and software products? A. Watch the video to find out more… www.Support3GM.com
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thanks a lot it is good to hear plant talk to my question thanks jim.
ok that creates more questions than t answers… what do you mean by pc upgrades? do you mean that it wont work with new cpus, gpus etc?
do you happen to have a copy of both versions? Amazon doesn’t explain whether the copy is oem or retail. Can you tell based off the packaging?
Good information in a well done video!
i dont wtf this guy is talking about i changed everything in my pc. new eveything…new motherboard cause myn was a non upgradeable dell peice of shit. new intel i7 16 gb ddr3 tri gtx 570 and 2 ssds…now thats a computer
@dxproductions100 Looks to me like 15888 views not over 1 mil
Rodney, you are a complete fucktard, who the fuck do you think you are talking to people like they are morons. Crawl back in your shit hole running box openings that you call reviews, and those fucking moronic polls you run, seriously dipshit go away
Thanks for sharing. Now what about non – oem ink cartridges vs oem ink. whats the difference?
i building my first computer so im gonna have a fresh/new hardrive, can some one tell me what windows 7 i need to use. and give me the newegg link if you can thx.
So does the retail version of Windows 7 have limitations? I’m still confused on what the difference is really…
ya dammit lets buy computer parts. stimulus!
im amazed that you can keep up with 1000 videos
yeah there are shipping costs involved but it’s still way too much, since we have a chunck of Microsoft here in Wellington so there shouldn’t be any middle men throughout the import process. But it should be priced more or less the same to keep it relative to our pockets. $200 USD is quite a bit of money once it’s converted to NZD. And the OEM Win7 Pro is $254. But I’m more annoyed at having to pay for 32bit disc when I don’t want it or need it.
$493, shit, what are they making you pay over there, in the us, it is only $200, and I thought it was kind of expensive!!! Microsoft seems to be more money hungry!!! now a days!!!
yes you can. I have reinstalled windows vista home premium (OEM) more than once, and works completely fine. Note that I didn’t change the hardware, and I am not sure about reformatting the hard drive!
Lucky Xp OEM can, I’ve upgraded my mobo 5 times and had no issues with XP Pro 32bit OEM. It’s just as well I checked up the difference between OEM and Retail for Win 7. Looks like I’ll be forking out for the retail which I’m not to happy about paying extra for 32bit and 64bit discs when I only want 64bit. The price in New Zealand sucks $493. Blow me Microsoft.
im building a rig thats costing me $4000 and having some oem products to lower the price a but is not a bad idea. anything like Hdds and Processors (if you have the cpu fan already, because oem processors olny come with with the chip and thats it) thats fine but for things such as software i recomend buying retail.
Does the Same “Time Limit” with upgrading
Hardware also go For OEM Windows 7 also????
And, How long is the time limit(30 days,20 days,10 days, OR…WHaT???
so oem only works on home built computers?
does oem windows 7 come with a reinstall disk?
No, unless you buy a new operating system, I bought a new os (windows 7 retail version) and installed it on my old computer, then 2 months later decided to put the os on my upgraded computer (motherboard, ram, and cpu was upgraded) and was very easy to reactivate windows 7. But oem version of any windows will not allow you to upgrade your motherboard.
One question is retail considered still new??or is it used??
on vista oem can i upgrade the mother bord?
as long as you don’t upgrade the motherboard then yes. You can upgrade anything else, but not the motherboard.
OEMs SUCK!