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29th Jan 2008
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 OEM? What Does It Mean? Well, I understand what it means, but...Do I need to be 'non-oem'? I'm building a PC, just purchased antec 900 and earthwatts 500 psu with p35 mother board. Everyone says that OEM means it comes without screws, cables, or instructions. Will the power supply / motherboard come with the SATA cable I need? I am looking at this hard drive. If anyone can recommend another quiet 16mb cache 500gb hard drive for around 100 bucks that is not "OEM", I'd appreciate it.       |
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29th Jan 2008
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| OEM? What Does It Mean? OEM Means you just get the drive and brief instructions. Your mobo will come with everything else anyway.
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29th Jan 2008
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| OEM? What Does It Mean? Usually means (a) you don't get the fancy landfill box and (b) you are entitled to a reduced cost OEM copy of Windoze. (Means nothing to Linux else we would have to pay people to use it!)
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| OEM? What Does It Mean? Motherboard will come with more than enough, trust me, PSU should come with the SATA power and motherboard with extra data cables.
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