Alienware Aurora R15 Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i9-13900F, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti GDDR6X, Liquid Cooling, Windows 11 Home - Dark Side of The Moon
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- cOMMANDING POWER & PRESENCE: Outplay your rivals and show them who's boss with an 18-inch gaming laptop featuring 14th Gen Intel Core i9-14900HX processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 12 GB GDDR6 graphics. Play your most demanding games with up to 270W To
- POWERFUL GAMING PROCESSOR: Designed for gamers and creators with the new generation of Intel Core i9-13900F processor.
- IMPROVED COOLING: Enhance your system with Liquid Cooled Configuration, featuring five internal 120mm fans for superior airflow than the predecessor.
- STYLISH DESIGN: Our LEGEND 2.0 design is a sleek and sci-fi inspired design that prioritises performance, improved thermals, and lowered acoustics.
- EXCEPTIONAL GAMING GRAPHICS: A supercharged performance and breathtaking visuals are made possible with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 12GB GDDR6X.
Description
The All New Alienware Aurora R15 Gaming desktop was redesigned for improved performance, with significant architectural updates, a revamped thermal strategy and the latest 13th Gen Intel Core i9 processors. Tailor your experience with auto-tuned game profiles, thermal controls, intuitive overclocking options and easy-to-customize AlienFX lighting controls with our most advanced liquid cooling. An optional rear cable cover helps stow wires and cords, for an organized and well-designed presence.
Brand: Alienware
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
CPU Model: Core i9
CPU Speed: 5.6 GHz
Cache Size: 68
Graphics Card Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti
Memory Storage Capacity: 1 TB
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
Personal computer design type: Computer Tower
Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Max Screen Resolution: 1920x1080
Processor: 5.6 GHz core_i9
RAM: 32 GB DDR5
Memory Speed: 4800 MHz
Hard Drive: SSD
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti
Chipset Brand: NVIDIA
Card Description: Dedicated
Graphics Card Ram Size: 8
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 4
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Brand: Alienware
Series: Alienware Aurora R15
Item model number: AWAUR15-9046BLK-PUS
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
Item Weight: 4.39 pounds
Product Dimensions: 20.83 x 8.86 x 20.08 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 20.83 x 8.86 x 20.08 inches
Color: Dark Side
Processor Brand: Intel
Number of Processors: 24
Computer Memory Type: DDR5 RAM
Flash Memory Size: 1 TB
Hard Drive Interface: Solid State
Hard Drive Rotational Speed: 7800
Optical Drive Type: CD-R
Date First Available: May 26, 2023
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You can be one too, at least if you've ever listened to the bloviating gasbags on yootoob trying to rizz up their subs by bagging on alienware. See, to them owning an alienware is a crime which makes me...a criminal! To me? I love them. I had an alienware laptop which worked perfectly (maybe the M15 r2, I gave it to my kid), I eventually replaced that with an asus zephyrus S15 (also a great laptop). But when that was getting old I bought one of those pc-assembler towers that you kind of have to go with to get the best equipment. Although it was beautiful and highly reviewed, I had janky problems with it from day one--within the first 24 hours it had turned itself off, hung at the boot screen and a few other weird behaviors. It looked like power supply/system issues, so after a few days of that I sent it back and decided to get an R15 as these things actually go on sale, I had previous good experience with alienware, the trade sites were reviewing them much better than the neckbeards were, and I'm not big on getting into PCs to upgrade/overclock/whatev (thus proprietary mobo and F processor I'm perfectly fine with). I wanted something backed by a little better QC that was going to work out of the box. And I like the look. BUT YUO HAEV OVERHETING PROBLAMS I don't have any temperature problems at all REEEEEEEEEEEEE At the same point that my previous one was showing issues (24hrs), the R15 is performing flawlessly. It worked right out of the box. I'm gaming in 1440p, which was my target, with high or ultra settings and the temps usually hang around 45-65 degrees. Fans are extremely quiet, I hear a low hum that tells me they're working and that's it. I did have a problem getting it to talk to my older HP printer, but my previous tower did the same thing and it's a winblows problem and not alienware. In winblows with multiple tabs open on bong, discord up, steam, outlook, vortex updating and half a dozen other windows open I've got 39 on the CPU and 34 on the GPU per hwinfo. Not much bloatware on this thing at all, half a dozen AW apps and that looks like it. Jeez, Rockstar is more invasive than AW is. So far I've tried crossout and RDR2, they look beautiful and the system runs under 50 degrees on CPU/GPU. Haven't tried BG3 yet but that's having a problem because my previous saves contained mods lol, and I have to downgrade skyrim before all my mods will work again. Now to be fair to the yootoob crowd: yes, the DDR5 memory is running at ~4800 MHz or 2400x2 (ddr = double data rate). This may be a problem for you (but if it was I doubt you'd be looking at alienware anyway) but for me a) I knew it was going to do this b) I can't tell the difference c) my previous tower that I sent back had the ram at 5200 MHz and I actually had to DIAL IT BACK to 4800 MHz per the forums to try to fix its problems (seriously man) d) I don't care e) no, really. It boots fast, hits my 1440p target with no problems, I haven't had any of the stuttering others attribute to AW Customer Connect, winblows runs fine, gaming temps are cool, the price was right. That's literally everything I wanted. Sure, something more than 1G SSD would have been nice but that's all you're getting anywhere, and I can throw another SSD in this PC if I need to. Another caveat: I'm not using sleep mode at all since that's widely reported to cause lots of problems, and I've read that on several different PC forums. I have it shutting my display off but nothing more than that. It may fall apart tomorrow but the first 24 hours with this thing have been a great experience. I also got a keyboard and mouse in the box which I didn't know I was getting, so yay spares, and I got a year of Dell service that I also didn't know about. It feels good to be back. tl;dr be a smooth criminal and go alienware EDIT: 1 week later Still performing flawlessly. It did a hard reboot a few days ago but left a dump file, and when I looked at it in windbg it had been caused by easy anti-cheat throwing what looked to me like a null pointer (EAC has aways been a little flaky). Temps are still great, this thing runs surprisingly cool and quiet. EDIT: 2 months later Best PC I've ever owned. Works perfectly, delivers the framerates, runs cool as a cucumber. Main games: crossout, war thunder, rdr2, bg3, planet crafter, state of decay 2, journey (weird game), skyrim + mods (this can sweat your PC more than anything, runs great/cool) EDIT: almost a year later Best PC in freaking ever EDIT: almost 2 years later Still works like the day I bought it
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023 by Stephen M. Fletcher
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I upgraded from an Acer Nitro 5 laptop to this device. As a gamer and full time Twitch streamer and content creator, I needed far more power and this device delivered without disappointment. In one active session, I had my OBS stream software, 5 active Twitch streams, 3 active game downloads, video editing software, and a video open and active all at the same time. My GPU was at 20% and RAM around 33%. I put this system through the ringer! Also, I have my monitors, mic, keyboard, mouse, and other peripherals running through a USB hub and there is no delay in response time. The tower itself can run 4 monitors (1 HDMI and 3 Display Ports) at the same time, and this i9 is just beyond impressive. The box it arrived in was massive, weight was significant, and there was plastic covering every inch to keep the case looking pristine. This was my first leap into Alienware, and I will absolutely upgrade into Alienware again! Worth every penny. 10/10, would buy again or recommend to a friend!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2023 by Brian O'Connor Brian O'Connor
Style: RTX 4070Ti
The Power Supply on this unit was defective - it would not even turn on! This is a known defect in this model, as a bad batch of PSUs is broken from the start. It is sad that Dell/Alienware would have such poor quality control, especially considering the price of this model.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by David Biersach
Style: RTX 4070Ti
Bought this to replace a gaming laptop. It runs games very, very well. Thermals on both the GPU and CPU are good. Played through Control at it's native resolution at 1440 with ray raytracing enabled and no Bottlenecks. Cyberpunk with 1440 with path tracing and raytracing looks just incredible and gets very good performance. Fans are quiet even under load. Proprietary PS and motherboard will limit upgradeability. Value is subjective, but for me this was a good gaming pc for the money I spent. Have had no issues in 3 weeks of use. All in all 4.5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024 by KonaEhukai
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It worked fine for about 12 months or so, but then everything started going wrong. At first it was just random times where it said it didn't shut down correctly every now and then and had to repair and restart. After that, it suddenly got very slow and a few days later crashed. I sent it to Dell to repair and they said they had to replace the CPU for $500. It had a very short warranty on that work, and as soon as the warranty was up, it crashed again with an error message saying my cpu fan was now broken and needed replaced. Fun fact is there aren't any of those available for the Intel build, so I went with the upgraded version from Cryo-Tech for $140. That worked amazing for about 2 hours and now it has critical_error_died. Im not one to normally write reviews, especially as a business owner myself and knowing how they really effect business beyond what most people think they accomplish. But im at my wits end with this thing. It's too expensive to have issues like this after a short amount of time, and it is just outside of its warranty so they won't assist in any way without charging a fortune. All of the parts are proprietary like Apple so you can't just swap a piece for a better one, it has to be the exact thing designed for the exact machine, and manufactured by Dell who I don't care for. I would stay away from Alienware altogether. If you want a gaming pc, build it yourself or go through a custom pc builder.
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This system runs my programs with no problems on my old system. Photo and video editing would render in about an hour On the Alienware Aurora R15 that time is literally cut down to seconds. Don’t listen to all the people that whine and cry about Alienware. If they don’t want an Alienware , buy something else, dry your eyes, blow your nose and shut up.
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