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In article <43ii2i$8g1@clarknet.clark.net> feather@clark.net writes:

> Often, the OEM version of a product will not have identical specs as
> compared to the original product.  Just make sure you understand the
> differences (if any) and you are willing to accept them.
>
> For example, an OEM video card may not have the same RAMDAC as the
> original, resulting in slower refresh capability.  For your adapters,
> call the manufacturer.

This can be true.  The term "OEM" can mean a number of things, and exactly
which things will depend on the company.  Manufacturers sell their cards or
devices to other companies who may add or change things to make their
product or sub-assembly work better.  If there's a concern about warranty,
etc, check with the company BEFORE buying to make sure that you won't be
falling into a black hole if you need support.

Rhia