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Thanks for the clarification guys!

Oh, I had no idea the 10 pin micro USB's were USB 3.0. Thanks!

You're right, they don't. Any suggestions for an option that uses more ubiquitous connections? I'm not a fan of the MyPssport's 10 pin micro b connection cause its kind of hard to replace on a moment's notice.

I'm looking for an external drive (preferably SSD) to use until prices for m.2 PCIe SSD's come down to upgrade my laptop with. I'm looking for a large capacity (1TB or more) external drive that I can store my music, movie, and game library onto, as well as my school documents, which often include files of tens of GB's (lots of large pictures, renderings) that need quick transfers. Any affordable suggestions?

wohooooo another giveaway!! gibe nao please

Thanks a bunch man. You've been a great help. Also, thanks to everyone who bothered to respond, and I've decided to go with a refurbished Precision 15 4K, i7, 512GB, 16GB model.

Oh. Seems simple enough. Seems like a huge oversight though on Dell's part. And this isn't any more difficult than installing, say, and air cooler?

I'll be checking daily for a deal like yours then. Is thermal padding and repasting like putting on a new thermal compound on a laptop? Because it sounded to me a lot more the level of delidding and reapplying thermal compound. Also, apparently the 30% gain is irrelevant because I'll be mostly playing overwatch.

I'm using my laptop's keyboard and trackpad at the moment...

That looks like an amazing deal! Would it be possible for you to share your source?

Would the 4k panel be worth 350$?

I would say I'm pretty good at building desktops, but that sounds a bit daunting for me. So it would run on both laptops?

Great! Thanks for your input!

Sweet! I'll have to check the outlet now. And if I take the student discount, would I be eliminating the Precision 15 as an option?

I'll be doing that from now on, but I've heard people use some software to take them as soon as they come up. Any suggestions?