06-12-2023, 11:50 AM
(06-12-2023, 10:21 AM)Kame Wrote: I normally pay about US$15 to US$30 for OEM keys when I need one (Which I currently am in need of). I use kinguin dot net (sorry I can't post URLs). It's currently US$25 and was recommended by a writer for Toms Hardware. If my experience goes bad with them, I will stop recommending. I am also uncertain if I can use an OEM Pro key to an already activated OEM Home motherboard so I still need to research more into this. It may just require scrubbing the OEM key.
Regarding how legit Kinguin is, may pay to have a read of this review about them. https://voltcave.com/is-kinguin-legit/
Been in this business for over 20 years, can tell you now these keys you use at your own risk. Its the old story if something seems to cheap there's generally something's wrong with it.
As for OEM keys - Depends if you mean the Manufactures keys or OEM you can buy from a Store, there's no way a Legit OEM key purchased from a Legit Shop that sells for over $200 is going to be sold from places like the above mentioned for around $30.
Upgrades = Old bugs replaced with new Bugs.