With the XPS T model, you should be able to install a IDE 60GB hard drive without a problem. For a 60GB to 120GB harddrive,you will need to upgrade the BIOS to version A10 or A11. For any drive larger than 137GB you will hit a BIOS limitation and need to use a PCI IDE/ATA Controller card.
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With the XPS T model, you should be able to install a IDE 60GB hard drive without a problem. For a 60GB to 120GB harddrive,you will need to upgrade the BIOS to version A10 or A11. For any drive larger than 137GB you will hit a BIOS limitation and need to use a PCI IDE/ATA Controller card.
Bev.