LogFAQs > #978598286

As a general rule of thumb, I try to discourage people from buying computers from Wal-Mart. They have no IT department, half the people that sell the product have no clue what it is, or even if its good or not. I don't even think Wal-Mart knows half the computer products they sell. Plus there is dealing with their customer service which is garbage.

One thing that irks me from both of these is that you don't know what Ram is in either of them, or at least I'm having a hard time finding it. It only says 16gb of ram. We don't know if that's DDR4, DDR5 hell DDR3.

When it comes to laptops, I try to encourage buying a laptop that lets you add an additional stick of ram, rather than all the ram being soldered on the board.