Hey fellas some really good news
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- OSPREY
Hey fellas some really good news
by OSPREY » Tue Feb 25, 2003 7:08 pm
A friend of mine that runs this site Rage3d.com , told me about this dell offer and he postedit online. I bought one on Sunday and the offer is still valid but with 36gb drives instead of 75 . Its a really unbelievably good deal, so if you have the cash or just need a monster of a server check it out .
***PowerEdge 1600SC Dual Capable 2.0Ghz Xeon Server with TWO 73GB 10k RPM U320 SCSI Drives for $579.15 after Rebate with FREE Shipping!***
This one is a HUGE deal on Dell`s PowerEdge 1600SC Dual Xeon (the new P4 based ones) server. It`s based on Intel`s Xeon 2.0Ghz processor, and is dual capable. A lot of people purchase these workhorses for their desktop computer, not just for server duties. Right now, when you upgrade to a 73GB Ultra320 SCSI 10,000RPM hard drive, you get a second one for FREE! For your reference, the cheapest 73GB Ultra320 10,000RPM hard drive on pricewatch is over $400. You`re getting two in this server. The PowerEdge 1600SC is built with DDR memory, the ServerWorks new GC-SL chipset, has a built in LSI Logic 53C1020 LVD U320 SCSI controller, a 450watt power supply, and a 10/100/1000 Ethernet chip.
Follow his instructions on the main page .
I just bought the second Xeon through pricewatch for 200.00 so get it quick!
***PowerEdge 1600SC Dual Capable 2.0Ghz Xeon Server with TWO 73GB 10k RPM U320 SCSI Drives for $579.15 after Rebate with FREE Shipping!***
This one is a HUGE deal on Dell`s PowerEdge 1600SC Dual Xeon (the new P4 based ones) server. It`s based on Intel`s Xeon 2.0Ghz processor, and is dual capable. A lot of people purchase these workhorses for their desktop computer, not just for server duties. Right now, when you upgrade to a 73GB Ultra320 SCSI 10,000RPM hard drive, you get a second one for FREE! For your reference, the cheapest 73GB Ultra320 10,000RPM hard drive on pricewatch is over $400. You`re getting two in this server. The PowerEdge 1600SC is built with DDR memory, the ServerWorks new GC-SL chipset, has a built in LSI Logic 53C1020 LVD U320 SCSI controller, a 450watt power supply, and a 10/100/1000 Ethernet chip.
Follow his instructions on the main page .
I just bought the second Xeon through pricewatch for 200.00 so get it quick!
- #1HiTPoInT
by #1HiTPoInT » Sun Mar 02, 2003 8:40 pm
Pretty grand idea for a gaming PC, but here's a little story that I heard from a friend about Dell.
He was shopping for a Dell, and he wanted to get the thing billed on his credit card, but Dell wouldn't accept it. So the PC came, and they told him to hold off a few months to see if he liked it and so forth. Well, a few months later, a bill arrives in the mail, charging him arm-'n-a-leg intrest on his PC because he didn't pay.
I'm not trying to discourage buying a Dell, but at least make sure that you can pay up-front.
He was shopping for a Dell, and he wanted to get the thing billed on his credit card, but Dell wouldn't accept it. So the PC came, and they told him to hold off a few months to see if he liked it and so forth. Well, a few months later, a bill arrives in the mail, charging him arm-'n-a-leg intrest on his PC because he didn't pay.
I'm not trying to discourage buying a Dell, but at least make sure that you can pay up-front.
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