The OEM version also requires a clean install that wipes the hard drive and comes with little to no support from Microsoft. OEM versions are licensed only to one machine, barring a user from transferring the software to another PC. But there are several drawbacks to consider. Strictly speaking, OEM copies are intended for computer builders, but there's really nothing keeping a thrifty individual from purchasing a copy for their own PC. If you want Microsoft's latest OS on the cheap and missed out on earlier promotions, it's certainly not a bad way to go. Online retailer NewEgg has coughed up OEM pricing details for Windows 7 this week, revealing deep discounts from the full retail version.
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