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[glorybound]

Yes but you're missing one crucial point. The Boxx logo sticker on the case is bigger. But seriously this is why I havent purchased a "branded" pc ever. A lot of it is for the name and for the "support" Buy the parts and build it yourself (or get the retailer to build it for you)

So, I'm not crazy? The BOXX processor is 6500k and the CostCo says 6500. Other than that, what's the difference? I noticed BOXX's render box has the same specs as the same PC that I want to replace. Our local PC guy spec' me a PC, but I never followed up. Now, my taxes are a little more important, so a new $4,000 PC is off the table.

[Syclone1]

A lot of Autodesk's products has networking capabilities and require other Windows components that is only in pro .(like Backburner etc), so it will only install on Pro

Thats odd as Ive been running Windows 10 Home on my new laptop for a few months with no problems at all with backburner, V-Ray, V-Ray DR and RT... the only thing I miss about having any kind of "pro" windows version is using RDP which I can RDP to another PC but cant go the other way and RDP in to the laptop from another PC unless I use a third party software. Can you elaborate on what exactly wont run on the Home version? I have yet to find anything that wont run...

[glorybound]

Thats odd as Ive been running Windows 10 Home on my new laptop for a few months with no problems at all with backburner, V-Ray, V-Ray DR and RT... the only thing I miss about having any kind of "pro" windows version is using RDP which I can RDP to another PC but cant go the other way and RDP in to the laptop from another PC unless I use a third party software. Can you elaborate on what exactly wont run on the Home version? I have yet to find anything that wont run...

joining a domain is one, I think.