Originally Posted By: etcjoe
Originally Posted By: sslechta
Originally Posted By: Matt Finley
For example, you may find there is no place to mount a second disk drive, and no power cord for it. This is a good argument for assembling a computer from parts you choose, with guidance from someone who has assembled them before.

Yes, I make sure I know all my Dell case and motherboard specs before I purchase. It's very important to know what you can expand to after purchase. This is especially important for CPUs. If the MOBO has an old CPU architecture, you may not be able to upgrade in the future.


Same for me, I always make sure I can add and change stuff as required. Good point though, as they both, HP and Dell have some cases and setups that are very limited.


Well, Joe, many dogs bowl around here...lol



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