on 6/1/04 1:12 pm, Matt Emson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The 7300 has a deam case design. I can't say enough nice things about it. A > total deam to get into. However, the way the DIMMS fit into the slots is > annoying. I could litterally see the logic board bending as I applid > preassure to them. I much prefer the simple clip method that PC's employ. A > couple of times I have rebooted only to realise that the ram wasn't seated > properly. That takes me back to 72 pin simms in 386's. > > However, let's not even talk about upgrading ram on a 9500. The 8x00 seems > to have a similar case design, having disassembled a 8200. > > However, inserting PCI cards is easier, no screws. Hard drives are easier to > install; sleds rule - except when they stick in the grooves.
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