Originally posted by: orangel
no AGP right?
Originally posted by: phillydog
Originally posted by: iMage
nm. 3yr warrenty -> 1 yr ... on another note.. does anyone know if this system would be compatable with linux (debian or rhat)??
Linux should run on all intel based systems within reason... running Redhat 9 on my K6/3-450... runs fine. A P4 will make it fly even faster.
EDIT: intel based system should be x86 based systems.... sorry... using terminology we use at work.
Originally posted by: estew33
Hi All,
Three quick questions
Does anyone know the MB model, can it be jumpered to a 533 bus ?
If it has a 533 bus will we be able to upgrade the cpu ?
Does the board have a agp slot, one person said they got a agp card with it ?
Thanks for your help
Ed
Processor: Intel® Pentium® 4 Processors at 2.20GHz with 400MHz FSB or 2.4GHz with 533MHz FSB and Celeron® Processors at 2.40GHz with 400MHz FSB.
You won't find Intel's new 865 (a.k.a. Springdale) chipset in Dell's budget Dimension line. The Dimension 2400 uses the Intel 845GV chipset, which offers speedier subsystems than the Dimension 2350's 845GL chipset does: the frontside bus increases from 400MHz to 533MHz and supports faster 333MHz DDR memory, up from 266MHz. The motherboard supports up to 1GB of memory and both Celeron and Pentium 4 processors.
Originally posted by: troubleshooterme
I would caution everyone to dig a little deeper at Dell's site before you purchase. When you go to their rebate page and click on desktops on the right, 42101 was never a valid rebate for the 2400, and the last valid date was 9/3/03. Offer 42102 ended yesterday, 10/31/03. Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but I don't think so......
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/rebates?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&keycode=6Vp94&DGVCode=AD
Originally posted by: manko
Originally posted by: estew33
Hi All,
Three quick questions
Does anyone know the MB model, can it be jumpered to a 533 bus ?
If it has a 533 bus will we be able to upgrade the cpu ?
Does the board have a agp slot, one person said they got a agp card with it ?
Thanks for your help
Ed
I think it is a 533 bus and you could upgrade the CPU. There is no AGP slot. 3 PCI only AFAIK.
Dimension 2400
Processor: Intel® Pentium® 4 Processors at 2.20GHz with 400MHz FSB or 2.4GHz with 533MHz FSB and Celeron® Processors at 2.40GHz with 400MHz FSB.
I'm guessing they use the same motherboard regardless of processor, which leads me to believe it has a 533MHz FSB.
Cnet Review
You won't find Intel's new 865 (a.k.a. Springdale) chipset in Dell's budget Dimension line. The Dimension 2400 uses the Intel 845GV chipset, which offers speedier subsystems than the Dimension 2350's 845GL chipset does: the frontside bus increases from 400MHz to 533MHz and supports faster 333MHz DDR memory, up from 266MHz. The motherboard supports up to 1GB of memory and both Celeron and Pentium 4 processors.
Intel 845GV
Originally posted by: Lanyap
Oh no, another pricing mistake by Dell.
If you are buying this for someone and you want a complete system (i.e. with monitor) the 17" CRT monitor is only $80 more. It's normally $110/120 so this is a good price. Go ahead and buy the monitor too.
As far as the two rebates, the key is that they have two different dept. numbers. You can get the generic Dell rebate form that they have been using for a while now __HERE__. Send in the completed form with your packing slip highlighting the two rebate offers.
Maybe I'm blind this morning but I don't see this posted at biggwallet. Once it is they will go crazy ordering them and probably kill the deal so if you're thinking about ordering it you better order now.
Has someone received their invoice or final order yet? I have not seen one. If it does only show one rebate you will have to fight for the second rebate by using your printout of the system config and cart summary to prove the two rebates were offered.Originally posted by: Bad_Dude
EDIT: According to the FW thread some people are seeing the two rebates on their invoice and some are not. Some said one rebate disappeared and then showed up again. I guess you'll know when you receive your packing slip.Originally posted by: Lanyap
Oh no, another pricing mistake by Dell.
If you are buying this for someone and you want a complete system (i.e. with monitor) the 17" CRT monitor is only $80 more. It's normally $110/120 so this is a good price. Go ahead and buy the monitor too.
As far as the two rebates, the key is that they have two different dept. numbers. You can get the generic Dell rebate form that they have been using for a while now __HERE__. Send in the completed form with your packing slip highlighting the two rebate offers.
Maybe I'm blind this morning but I don't see this posted at biggwallet. Once it is they will go crazy ordering them and probably kill the deal so if you're thinking about ordering it you better order now.
I think the system summary before checkout has with 2 rebates but the invoice or final order only show one rebate. So how are you going to get two rebates?
Thanks.
LOL........Originally posted by: Lanyap
The deal is spreading. Looks like it just hit FW.
I did, dude. I just found the original thread at FW. It did not have any names or models in the title so if you were searching you would not see it and it has been locked. Folks at FW are getting crafty. I guess it's because people over here are going over to FW and marking great deals as dead or as a negative.Originally posted by: Jabronie
LOL........Originally posted by: Lanyap
The deal is spreading. Looks like it just hit FW.
Dude, try looking at the very first line in the OP.....