I ordered a what I thought was going to be a great system from a reputable company. The whole works monitor, sound, etc.. Anyway I got it home tried to network the unit with a 3com standard NIC card and kept loosing my link. After days of trouble shooting (none that micron would offer due to a 3rd party NIC card) I was told the motherboard was defective from 3 companies Bell Atlantic, 3com, and Microsoft. However Micron PC refused to accept or help with the matter. I returned the system and got stuck with over $200 in shipping bills for a defective computer. How's that right? I am still fighting Micron through the Better Business Bereau. I went out and got a real machine, a Dell. Costs more but it's worth it..

Plus the micron seemed a bit slugish when it was functioning.



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