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Did a BE and then an MBA and has been working for around 9 years now.

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I briefly considered paying Dell for an upgraded drive.

But then I looked at the upgrade prices and said no: Yeah, it didn’t make sense to pay $220 for a 500GB drive when bare drives that size are going for $129.

Ed's right.

Dell want $220 for a drive that you can pick up for almost half that from online retailers.

What's worse than that is the drive costs more than $220 because the price already includes the cost of the 160GB drive.

I know that Dell need to fit the drive and provide support for it and all that, but that price is just crazy.

If I was being robbed like that I'd expect the culprit to be wearing a mask and carrying a large sack with a dollar sign on it.

Ed then goes on to discuss the benefits of tool-free chassis design: Dell’s BTX cases make the upgrade really easy as well.

The side of the case pops off with no tools, the plastic drive holder snaps on and off with no tools … This is where Ed and I have differing opinions.

I used to be a fan of the tool-free design but I'm no longer so sure.

I've yet to see any tool-free system be as efficient using screws.

They're great to begin with, but pretty soon you...

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Comment on this article or leave feedback for the author #1 AmritaURLApril 30, 200709:29 AMHey Saks, hamare khayalat kitne milte julte hain :D Seriously, I too am fan now.

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