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Inspiron 6000 Barebones
I do not like the pricing for memory with the inspiron 6000, nor do I like the options that Dell gives for hard drives (I want a 7200 rpm drive)... Since I plan on replacing both of those, is it possible to buy the system without Windows/A hard drive/RAM? The salesman said no, but I'm not sure how knowledgable he was...
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Note that if you've plans to swap hardware (hard drives, etc.) regularly, or upgrade the RAM, you'll be better off getting the Dell XP Pro. The one your school offers will tie you into activation - more than one or two hardware changes will require you to reactivate.
The other BIG caveat with the 6000: if you have any gaming plans at all, DO NOT buy the base 6000 with Intel integrated graphics - it cannot be upgraded at all. There is currently no upgrade for the X300 in the higher-line 6000D, but there may be in the future.
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Message Edited by boppo on 07-11-2005 10:52 PM
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Anything is high end compared to my computer now, so I didn't even bother to look into its capabilities. But thanks for the info. :-)
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If it's listed, you can get it. If it's not, you cannot. Supplies on 7200rpm are very tight.
FYI - if you want to add to a recent post, like you did below, click on the post, then Message Options, then Edit.