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Originally Posted by Wyodiver33
Dell, in fact, does make their computers a bit too proprietary. Case in point, a friends' Dell box had a SB Audigy card die. Dell sent him a new one, but for whatever reason, he had to reinstall the driver. The Audigy driver found on Creative's web site didn't work. He had to get the driver from Dell. I don't like that. Also, the gForce 4200 ti card in his Dell was a "special" Dell model, Not good. Dell having their own version of standard equipment scares me. What have they done to the cards? To save money, maybe the cards are a bit crippled? Who knows. When you build your own system, you pick what you want, and you still have warranties on each individual part.
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Exactly, I've heard that about Dell before too, and I don't like that at all. I mean, I'm sure the Dell-specific parts aren't BETTER than normal ones, so why/how are they different? That just bothers me.
All the computers in my CAD lab at school are Dell, unfortnately, and we have nothing but problems with them. Not a big fan of Dell at all.