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Weird pricing trade offs though in there. 250 to 500GB m.2 drive is +25, adding a second 250GB drive is +95 Upping the wifi to 6 is only +10? Why bother even o
by Already__Taken 6y ago
Weird pricing trade offs though in there. 250 to 500GB m.2 drive is +25, adding a second 250GB drive is +95
Upping the wifi to 6 is only +10? Why bother even offering that.
I don't mind the display but not being USB-C Charging is really disappointing.
- Sebb767 6y ago> 250 to 500GB m.2 drive is +25, adding a second 250GB drive is +95 That's because the base price includes the 250GB SSD. You can remove it for a 75 Euro price reduction. The second SSD is also a bit more expensive since there's no M.2/SATA option on the second slot. If you select the 970 EVO Plus (250GB) you'll have to add 20 Euro, which matches the price in the second slot.
- benibela 6y agoPerhaps it would be cheaper to buy the SSD separately and add it yourself?
- zamadatix 6y agoThey've got a pile of 3168s they want to get rid of or acquired for free/near free. There is no reason to buy that card new in 2020, it wasn't even a good option for the price when it launched in 2016. +10 is a touch over the full per unit price on bulk orders of the ax200 (I just bought a couple hundred recently) so they are saying they save nothing by keeping a 3168 on hand. WiFi cards have this happen a lot since they are one of the few things that are still modular in laptops and most people wouldn't even notice (well in this case they might since the 3168 is only 1x1 and the ax200 is 2x2). That being said if you're planning on running Linux do know for the ax200 you'll want to be on/backported from 5.4+ and grab the latest microcode or it could be a bumpy ride.