Alienware Aurora R15 Gaming Desktop - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD+2TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 16GB GDDR6X, Windows 11 Home, Premium Support & Dell Migrate - Black

Dive into the gaming cosmos with the Alienware Aurora R14 VR Ready Gaming PC. This beast of a machine is like stepping into another dimension where gaming knows no bounds.Powered by the mighty AMD Ryzen 7 5800 and armed with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070, it's like having the gods of gaming on your side. The performance is smooth and seamless, delivering an unparalleled gaming experience that leaves you in awe.The 16GB 3466MHz RAM is like the perfect supporting actor in this gaming blockbuster. It ensures your multitasking flows effortlessly, allowing you to conquer virtual worlds without any hiccup. It's a symphony of speed and efficiency.The storage options are a treasure trove. With a 512GB SSD and a 1TB HDD, it's like having a vault for your gaming library. Load times are a thing of the past, and storage concerns are a distant memory. You've got the space for all your gaming adventures.The design is the epitome of gaming elegance. The sleek black exterior, the alien-inspired aesthetics – it's like having a spaceship ready to take you on a gaming odyssey. It's a marvel to look at and a joy to own.In summary: Alienware Aurora R14, the gaming celestial phenomenon! With this powerhouse, you're not just playing games; you're immersing yourself in a gaming universe. Prepare for a gaming saga that will leave you breathless and your friends green with envy. Your gaming nirvana awaits!

I love this PC. So far I can run Cyberpunk 2077 on max with no issues, at about 90 FPS. I wanted to upgrade the RAM to run at 5600 speed; the RAM it came with is 4800. There is no way to do this. The latest bios removed the ability to overclock, so the RAM timing won't change to 5600 even with the right memory. You can overclock the CPU with Ryzen Master, but it can't change the RAM speed. I'm not sure why they mention overclocking in the description. Remember that this is only the AMD version; I have heard the Intel version can still be overclocked in bios.BUT, you really shouldn't need to OC anything, it works great out of the box!

Bought this as a X-mas gift on Nov 27th (cyber-Monday) and I officially won't have this purchase sitting under the Christmas tree come tomorrow.Arrived Dec 4th it a box that looked adequately packaged with no visible damage. Waited until everyone had gone to bed to open it and begin setting up Windows and preinstalling some games to have it gaming ready on Xmas day, once unwrapped. Followed instructions and went to turn it on and nothing happened. Tried the troubleshooting tips on Dell's website, no luck. Reached out to the service desk live chat and got a bot - it's not a 24-hour help desk. Waited until normal business hours next day and contacted a Dell representative who tried walking me through the same steps that I attempted the night before. She determined that it was a faulty motherboard and set up a Dell technician to arrive in a couple days to replace it. Later that week I received a message that the technician's arrival would be pushed out until following week to await the part they needed. Technician arrived a week after initial appointment and replaced motherboard. Plugged in and actually got some lights to turn on but was flashing a fault code and wouldn't boot up. Technician contacted the help desk to troubleshoot based on fault code which he understood to be a power supply issue. Advised that the next step would be to have Dell mail me a box and then send this out to a repair facility for diagnostic and repair (why isn't this in the technician's wheelhouse??). Dell mailed a box, and in the meantime, I reached out to Amazon to figure out what options I had with them. They advised they could provide a refund but would not be providing me a replacement. Getting a refund meant that I would have to go and repurchase this without the cyber-Monday discount, which is really what made this purchase affordable in the first place. I checked the Dell service page, and it indicated that if I followed the timeline on repairs, I could have it back by Christmas, so I shipped the PC to the facility once the box arrived. Tracking my repair ticket, package had arrived Dec 18th and was still showing a back by Xmas date and the facility began diagnostics. I checked update later in the week to anticipate and time out me being available to sign for the package upon it's return, however I received an update that the repair facility had placed an order for "one or more parts" that would be delayed and that my new ETC isn't until January 3rd?! I'm beyond frustrated with this situation. Never have I ever received such complications surrounding a purchase and here I am, out thousands of dollars, with absolutely nothing to show for it. Thank god I purchased the asurion extended warrantee with this (first time buying a Dell) as I have no confidence that this will be last of my issues throughout the lifetime of the purchase. As it stands, I don't even have the computer in my possession to actually initiate the Amazon refund at this point.I've purchased several ROG computers, up until this point without any issues. Dell has a lot to make up for here and as it stands, I don't think I'll be making a purchase from them again in the future.

Got the 4080 7900 on sale for $2k. This is my first h end gaming PC after I debated doing a self build for hours & hours with many friends who told me I was a fool for going w Alienware/pre-built.But I'm not an expert in these things, so knowing it's done by experts is a plus for me, as long as I'm not paying too much extra.So, unless you are an expert in building PCs yourself, if you are like me and have any doubt about your ability to research and install yourself - go with this. Wait for price to get below 2.5k.It's amazing. Using LG C3 as monitor; v high rez and I blast thru AAA games at 110-120 fps.It's nearly silent only making a few fan noises under extreme duresss.And it's absolutely gorgeous. The fx settings are limitless.I have 0 regrets and wish I could spread this joy to the whole world!Edit after 3mo ownership:Still in heaven! I did Pax Dei alpha and while many in community were struggling to maintain fps, I was always the one going "no lag here; running fine!"No issues at all. Once in a long while it'll make a funny noise. Happened maybe 1ce month under extreme usage.Ps -Make sure you manually change your TV rez/refresh rate to 120hrtz. The default capped me at 30 it took me half a day to figure out why!

Bought this for my wife a few years back as we are both avid gamers and she was now using just her laptop and wanted a desktop again. It handles games great (both old and new). The last game she downloaded was "Dragon Age: The Veilguard" and it runs beautifully.Pros: Fantastic gaming machine, seamless visuals.Cons: Fans tend to sound a bit loud at times when running games (not an issue if you use a gaming headset).