Is dell business computers more reliable than your home?
Hello friend. I was wondering, do you think the Dell business computers are more reliable than Dell home computers? The reason I ask is because they are more expensive. I, too, I heard that they use better parts of its business computers. But I do not know if that's really true.Thanks friend.
The business class is more robust and reliable than the units of origin. That's why they cost more. The power supplies are more powerful, the flow of air through the boxes is greater for heat problems are less likely, the components are more balanced. The domestic market is market price more than the market a busines that performance and reliability is a market-driven.
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