Alienware Aurora R16 Gaming Desktop PC - NVIDIA RTX 5080, 16GB GDDR7 Graphics, Intel 24-Core Ultra 9 285K, WiFi 7, Win 11 Pro, 1000W Liquid Cooled, w/Accessories(32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 2TB HDD)

The media could not be loaded. So the first thing I don’t like is that you can see the green it’s not to fashionable on the inside but I can tell you, it’s a good powerhouse! It’s pretty quiet it rarely ever gets louder only gets loud when u boot up a game that’s really big but it’s quick to kill itself down! I play gta5 on medium to high graphics for hours and it works and maintains the cooling. Excellent airflow. The only thing I don’t really like in it is the 16gb ram. There being 16gb ram isn’t bad, but if you want to catch up to the other specs (i7, GTX4060) then I’d upgrade to 32gb ram. (I’m going to do that) I play Fortnite on lower settings the frames tend to be unstable due to the higher graphics in Fortnite(on certain settings.) if you want my settings on my Fortnite to make it run a very stable 165FPS with being able to see people very well just add my Snapchat - ShesmyssticI’ll happily send them to you.I’d recommend this pc to anyone who’s looking to get into the PC world. I’ve looked everywhere else and the insides don’t match up to ram or the intel chips are to old for the ram or graphics card is to old.. all for 1500$ this is a very very good buy. (COMES WITH KEYBOARD AND MOUSE!)

it is a very good pc and it did everything I needed to do

I bought this computer because of all the hype about alienware for gaming but I am really disappointed. I thought it was suppose to be the top of the line but this computer is far from. Every game I play keeps freezing constantly as I play it. Even the very low resource pixel games freeze up while playing. I have had this computer for 6 months now and its been doing it from the start ( I bought it as a spare so I didn't set it up right away now the warranty is over). I thought with graphics driver updates it would get better but it has only gotten worse. After researching the NVIDIA 4060 ti I'm convinced that this is the problem. Everything I read says its crap. Buyers beware.

The bottleneck is real. However, this works pretty damn well for the price I paid for it.

I upgraded from a 1080 that was 8 years old so I do not have the experience of dealing with the newest and fastest computers, but this computer is amazing. I'm not a huge fan of all the RGB lights like most of the cases these days and this one is more subtle and offers a lot of customization to fit your liking.The computer did arrive 2 days late but understandable with it being Thanksgiving when it was supposed to be delivered.I'm not sure why there are negative reviews on this computer. Mine came exactly as advertised and was incredibly simple to setup. I bought an additional 32 gigs of memory because 16 was too little. It runs every game I play at 4k at 60fps mostly.If you're looking for an upgrade, you can't really go wrong with this computer. People will say you can build a computer for cheaper, but not from what I saw. On pcpartpicker these specs would have cost more than this pc was to just order already built.

Great computer for gaming. Easy to setup and best value we could find. Quiet and great power supply

Product was affected by Intel chip issue, however, Dell support was incredibly wonderful and after weeks of fast online support and a processor switch (all covered) my computer is running very stable. I like it a lot.

This PC is not too bad for a prebuilt, you can definitely get a better pc built to your liking for cheaper. Biggest issue for me is the fact that almost everything in the pc is proprietary severely hindering your ability to upgrade everything.The GPU it comes with is good to game on low end 1440P games but it didn't work for streaming. I decided to upgrade the GPU to a 4070 super ventus 3 (this is where the proprietary issues began). To use the new GPU I had to upgrade the power supply. I bought a corsair psu, when I tried to install it I realized it does not fit in the case. After some research I found that the psu is one of the proprietary parts which can only be bought through Alienware(Dell). This set me back another $240 for a subpar 1000w psu from Dell. Lastly, the motherboard is also proprietary and you can not connect any aftermarket style ARGB fans or accessory lighting.Not a bad pc, although it's a little overpriced. Do not buy this if you plan to upgrade your pc in the future.