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I also feel higher quality computers may come with less bloatware programs which sometimes pay money to have their bloatware programs installed on computers which are sold for $200 to $400 because very few people will pay a higher price for something which is not durable.

Only way that happens if its not a name brand computer, HP, dell, lenovo, ect all heavily load pcs these days.

Buying a computer without an operating system or hard drive/ssd also does not have bloatware.

froggyboy604 wrote:Buying a computer without an operating system or hard drive/ssd also does not have bloatware.

true, but that's not really much of a pc at that point

Buying a PC without a hard drive and operating system can be a good way to save money. It sometimes can be a good idea to spend more money on a better SSD or hard drive which has more space and better performance.

Buying and imstalling an operating system seperately can be better for people who don't want bloatware.

I always reinstall the OS on any PC I own, got to get that junk off.

It is annoying how much bloatware comes with PC thesedays, so I usually reinstall Windows.