Need opions!
- Matrix Saiyan
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Need opions!
ok so far I have found a DVD-ROM/CD-RW combo drive for $180 is it worth the money?
Matrix Saiyan
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I may have a DBZ name but that is why I am supperior to all.
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- klinky
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They're internal drives. It's best to go with a internal drive since you'll get better performance from it.
If you don't know how, then find out..
Ohh ohhh, look gateway even has a tutorial on how to do it:
http://service.gateway.com/gateway/step ... 02,00.html
Also if you were looking for something specific, then please state so.
"I found a CDRW/DVD thing is it good?" <---how should I know?
"I found a EXTERNAL USB CDRW/DVD drive, it's SONY CDRW-DVD232? Is this a good drive? Do you have any other reccomendations for a external drive since I do not know how to install a internal one?" <---very helpful and you'll get a better answer.
Get a internal one and learn how to install it. You'll get knowledge + save money.
~klinky
If you don't know how, then find out..
Ohh ohhh, look gateway even has a tutorial on how to do it:
http://service.gateway.com/gateway/step ... 02,00.html
Also if you were looking for something specific, then please state so.
"I found a CDRW/DVD thing is it good?" <---how should I know?
"I found a EXTERNAL USB CDRW/DVD drive, it's SONY CDRW-DVD232? Is this a good drive? Do you have any other reccomendations for a external drive since I do not know how to install a internal one?" <---very helpful and you'll get a better answer.
Get a internal one and learn how to install it. You'll get knowledge + save money.
~klinky
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If you buy what's called a "retail box" product, it will have everything in it you need to connect it up, including a cable, instructions, and software.
If you buy an "oem" designated product, it might just be a baggie with the drive and a software CD in it.
it will cost a tiny bit more, but you can probably find a good deal at a nearby "big box" store like Staples, Best Buy, or Circuit City. the stuff they sell there is pretty much Retail-box only, and if you completely fail at the installation, it's easier to take it back for a refund.
Really, if you follow the instructions, its not hard at all.
If you buy an "oem" designated product, it might just be a baggie with the drive and a software CD in it.
it will cost a tiny bit more, but you can probably find a good deal at a nearby "big box" store like Staples, Best Buy, or Circuit City. the stuff they sell there is pretty much Retail-box only, and if you completely fail at the installation, it's easier to take it back for a refund.
Really, if you follow the instructions, its not hard at all.
- SSJVegita0609
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Yes. But if you follow the instructions Klinky gave you you'll do it right. Then again, if you're too afraid to install it all yourself (You are a n00b when it comes to computers after all) you can always just pay extra and have it done professionally...Matrix Saiyan wrote:Thanks but if i dont install the DVD or the CD/RW drives in right will it screw my computer up?
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