Please, if this moves forwards, vet the ones y'all chose to do it and make sure you get both folks, the best way i can describe it, from a technical minded aspect as well as an artsy minded, aspect. The artsy approach is great to sell the apple like folks, who just want something that works, and not care so much about the how but the technical minded folks will also deliver a product that the other side of the population will want to watch. Because they will test and display the technical info better than the artsy side will. I fall somewhere in between. Im a content creation, photography guy but love the technical side to my computers. I think its why I can stand back and observe this issue in the Unboxing/Install/Specification/Review video world and why its hard to find good content to follow.
I think this would be outstanding idea. While I am not one who has the creative/technical expertise, I would certainly look forward to Dell UGC as an aid to purchasing decisions.
I don't think this should be in 'this' forum, but a new individual forum, maybe a group of forums, like Desktop, Gaming Desktop, Laptop. In each of those, another subforum for S/W, Upgrades, and Reviews (could be its own forum I guess ?).
Only thing I'd worry about is wrong information or selling of something which might not even be easily determined?
As far as Unboxing, I wouldn't want to see unboxing of umpteen same models with slightly different configurations... one post on how to upgrade RAM would probably be enough, but video cards, each make and model on a specific PC would be enough probably too.
There probably needed some rules and or supervision of the forums... maybe qualified reviewers before it goes public?
redxps630
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June 1st, 2023 22:00
I would be interested in beta program to review new Dell desktop: unboxing, interior review, etc. but afaik the beta program is still on the ground.
MastiffX
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June 2nd, 2023 06:00
I would be very interested in UGC in the DCFs ... but
The UGC needs to be vetted and approved by Dell. I don't want to watch advice that's not correct or not in my best interest.
Dell-KodySwenson
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June 2nd, 2023 08:00
Yeah I certainly agree with you @redxps630 , a Beta program in relation to UGC would be very beneficial nd something we are exploring.
@MastiffX I could not agree more, we would not want to post anything that is not approved by Dell Teams so very good callout.
CSPRO
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June 2nd, 2023 09:00
Please, if this moves forwards, vet the ones y'all chose to do it and make sure you get both folks, the best way i can describe it, from a technical minded aspect as well as an artsy minded, aspect. The artsy approach is great to sell the apple like folks, who just want something that works, and not care so much about the how but the technical minded folks will also deliver a product that the other side of the population will want to watch. Because they will test and display the technical info better than the artsy side will. I fall somewhere in between. Im a content creation, photography guy but love the technical side to my computers. I think its why I can stand back and observe this issue in the Unboxing/Install/Specification/Review video world and why its hard to find good content to follow.
smokeygraypoupon
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June 3rd, 2023 12:00
I think this would be outstanding idea. While I am not one who has the creative/technical expertise, I would certainly look forward to Dell UGC as an aid to purchasing decisions.
ispalten
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June 3rd, 2023 14:00
I don't think this should be in 'this' forum, but a new individual forum, maybe a group of forums, like Desktop, Gaming Desktop, Laptop. In each of those, another subforum for S/W, Upgrades, and Reviews (could be its own forum I guess ?).
Only thing I'd worry about is wrong information or selling of something which might not even be easily determined?
As far as Unboxing, I wouldn't want to see unboxing of umpteen same models with slightly different configurations... one post on how to upgrade RAM would probably be enough, but video cards, each make and model on a specific PC would be enough probably too.
There probably needed some rules and or supervision of the forums... maybe qualified reviewers before it goes public?
ljhgljhg
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June 14th, 2023 05:00
I would only be able to do it as my Vtuber.