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The Highlander said:
As you don't recorder them. They just short load from SSD then use RAM as streaming only. Yes, you are fine with them.
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How true. What if I record someone on VRS in case if any evidence is needed? I don't record them anyway.

Sorry, if I have some lame questions... :ty:
 
oddball, keep asking a lot of lame questions. This is very good questions when i am not quite sure the right question to ask. :fruit:
 
I hate my "OEM" W7 OS disk locked my first SSD. It cannot re-install my second SSD. I have to buy own "Retail" W7 OS disk better than OEM.

I read Newegg's SSD's overview
Disclaimer: Use of this OEM System Builder Channel software is subject to the terms of the Microsoft OEM System Builder License. This software is intended for pre-installation on a new personal computer for resale. This OEM System Builder Channel software requires the assembler to provide end user support for the Windows software and cannot be transferred to another computer once it is installed. To acquire Windows software with support provided by Microsoft please see our full package "Retail" product offerings.
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and, I read Newegg's feedbacks
Pros: Windows 7 is a great operating system and the Key will work on either the 32-bit or 64-bit version.

Cons: Upgrading your motherboard. If after you load Windows 7 on your system and later decide to upgrade your motherboard and reinstall Windows 7 on the new system, you will be out of luck. All OEM Versions of the Windows 7 operating system locks to your motherboard you initially installed it on. You can upgrade all other hardware on your system except the motherboard. This limitation only applies to the OEM version and not the Retail version. So make sure you only use the OEM version of Windows 7 on a system you do not plan on upgrading the motherboard on.

Other Thoughts: Before you decide to install Windows 7 on your system, make sure your systems meets the minimum requirements for Windows 7. Don't run Windows 7 on a system with only 1Gb of memory or your system will be slow after you load your other programs on it.

I know a lot of people want the fully loaded Windows 7 Operating System they can get so they chose the Ultimate version. Don't do this, very few people need the extras that the Ultimate version has, most people only really need the Home premium or Pro versions. If you know what you are doing, these two versions will cost you less than $30 for a fully licensed and fully Genuine and Authentic OEM COA
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OEM = original equipment manufacturer (cheaper price and affordable) sucks! Grrr!!!
 
Evo Dragon said:
I hate my "OEM" W7 OS disk locked my first SSD. It cannot re-install my second SSD. I have to buy own "Retail" W7 OS disk better than OEM.

I read Newegg's SSD's overview


and, I read Newegg's feedbacks


OEM = original equipment manufacturer (cheaper price and affordable) sucks! Grrr!!!
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It's for motherboard only. Nothing does with your SSD.

I replaced the motherboard thru same OEM OS without problem. How I did that? Just contacting to Microsoft and explaining that old motherboard got dead then replaced the new motherboard then they will give the new key or re-activating for new motherboard. It's take around 15-40 min depend on Microsoft's tech support.
So, OEM don't sucks.
 
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The Highlander said:
No, It's was not a lame question. Maybe you don't understand what technology words mean. :wave:
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Right I don't understand how or what technology works. Glad oddball keeps asking lots of questions so I would learn a little bit more about the terms and what does those thingy work. :)
 
Just wait for next model release, then it's good time to buy new lately laptop with cool specs.
 
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