Pricing/Availability of other computers compared in this video: REMEMBER! Check the actual product links tagged within the video first! Alienware Aurora R15: geni.us/Alienware-Aurora-R15 HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L (The Absolute Best Deal for a top tier Gaming PC) (NEW) Corsair Vengeance i7500 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i7500 (Most Popular) Corsair Vengeance i7400: geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i7400 (Old version) (NEW) Corsair Vengeance i8200 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i8200 (My Favorite) Corsair Vengeance i8100 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i8100 (Old Version) CLX Horus: bit.ly/CLX-Horus ******Around $3000 and Under****** HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 - geni.us/LenovoLegionTower7i CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme (i7) (4080) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4080 (Closest equivelant I recommend to the one in the video which is Out of Stock) *****$2000 and Under***** Skytech Azure 2 (All Options) - geni.us/Skytech-Azure-2 Skytech Azure 2 (i5) (Intel Arc A770) - bit.ly/Skytech-Azure-2-Intel-Arc-A770 CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme (i7) (4060Ti) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4060Ti *****Around $1000 and Under***** Victus by HP 15L (13th i5)(3060) - geni.us/Victus-by-HP-15L CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme (i5) (4060): geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i5-4060 Favorite Monitors: Corsair Xeneon Flex 45in Flexible Ultrawide OLED Screen: geni.us/Corsair-Xenon-Flex Alienware AW3423DWF OLED Ultrawide: geni.us/Alienware-AW3423DWF (The Brightest) My other PC Reviews Corsair Vengeance i7400: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r95xgsynzK61dmQ.html Corsair Vengeance i8100: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nKuXa9yeud28hY0.html HP Omen 45L: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fc2VltWA2dnFYYU.html Skytech Azure 2: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb6SZcKc2raphmg.html OriginPC Chronos V3 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNaoq7WZvd6bdWQ.html Corsair Vengeance a7300 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d9yBrbR7mJ_Jnn0.html Alienware Aurora R15 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJpnhtWSksmXqZ8.html Skytech Prism 2 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8Cjh7R2rrCYaIk.html Corsair i7300 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLJ8nZZjyK3UZWg.html CLX Horus Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jJqjh7B9y57FdqM.html (2022) HP Omen 45L Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q86arL1yrpmvmac.html Skytech Chronos Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsiTp5R0uKnScp8.html CyberPowerPC - Gamer Xtreme Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qLR5ecmSm9O7eqs.html CyberPowerPC - Gamer Master Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZ55kptizLe7fqM.html HP Omen 25L Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f-CliaWZm7uUmmw.html Alienware Aurora R13 Review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/id5nqcur3ZnHl4E.html Please consider buying something from one of my Affiliates in the description and comments to help support the channel: After clicking these links ANY purchase within 30 days helps me! - Corsair - go.corsair.com/VmOzaA - HP - tidd.ly/3GWb3mI - Dell - bit.ly/Dell-Shop 🔥Make sure to SUBSCRIBE with the link below for some great Tech videos and future LIVE Benchmarks of many more gaming computers kzfaq.info PayPal donations are GREATLY appreciated! Link below.. paypal.me/JustinTechTips

Heres the secret to alienware. Never buy an alienware at full price. Wait till they go on sale then buy it

Thanks for the review. After discounts, I paid $3200 shipped for the R15 with 13th Gen i9 13900 KF, 4090, 32 GB, 2TB, and three years of premium support. Performs well for my needs (which is MW2, Forza, and Photoshop - that's it), there's nothing I would need to "upgrade" or add from here, and just not worried about the heat. I also love the aesthetics, which matters in my home. I considered building my own, spent a lot of time messing around on pcpartpicker, but I couldn't build one at this spec at the discounted price I paid. Without the discount, I probably would've built.....

This PC is on sale right now for $2,899, and that's with a Ryzen 9 and 4090. A total steal if you ask me.

I don’t doubt any of the comparisons/benchmark results. But I will say that I finally sprang for the Alienware because all those prebuilts like Corsair are just so cheaply made: unimaginative, thinly-painted aluminum rectangles, ready to fall apart. The Aurora is a very different story: heavy, glossy, much attention to little details.

I really like the design and build quality of Alienwares laptops and at CES it looks like Alienware have made some nice changes and upgrades to their laptops, hopefully you can get some of those in to test them but I don’t think I would get their pre-built PC’s. I would definitely go with the Corsair or another better quality less expensive one. Also anything Alienware I buy would be on sale.

Totally understand your concerns with the R15. I have custom built all my PCs, but with some incredible coupons I was able to stack, I was able to get the 13700K and 4090 for about $2,600 which I could just not pass up. Thousands less than the others available so I couldn’t say no. Doesn’t hurt that a new Command Center is coming out this year.

I ordered this PC last night. With the 4090 gpu , 13900 cpu , 2tb NVMe M.2, 1x16 ram ddr5 (ordered 2x32 from Corsair). With coupon I paid $3802.10

That exact model right now is $3700 and I am absolutely pulling the trigger on that purchase. I cannot wait to finally own an Alienware desktop I have always wanted one this video got me excited for it!!

Dell has wonky pricing. While the pc could be $5100 normally, Dell could run a sale and knock $1,000 or more off. I own the older Alienware designs and cannot recommend them.

Where were you all this time? Finally we have someone worth to watch on such reviews. Great work. I wish I was a million in parts to give you a million subs😂😂

I picked one up fully specced out for $3500. i9, 4090, 64gb ddr5 5200, 6 TB of storage. I felt like that was a pretty solid deal.

I recently purchased a pre-built Alienware Aurora 15 (4090 graphics card) through Dell (online). After receiving it, I had nothing but issues with the audio. There would be a “crackling” sound every now and then, while playing games or watching videos. After at least 20 hours of trouble shooting with their tech support, I returned it for another one. 2 weeks later, I received the new one, with guess what…SAME ISSUE. I returned that one and got my $$$ back. I was done and exhausted with Dell. I am guessing there is some hardware issue related to Dell using a cheap mother board, or something. A friend of mine recommended I build my own through Micro Center (computer store in Ohio and other states). I spent the same money ($5,000) and got a much better gaming PC (Ryzen 9 7950x…4090 GPU…64GB D5 RAM @ 6000 mhz…4 TB HD)…This new PC has had zero issues and is truly a dream PC….Use extreme caution buying this Alienware A15, would NOT recommend…..

It's worth noting that Corsair temporarily drops prices by a couple hundred dollars, seemingly at random. I jumped on the 4080 version of that i7400 when it was $3099 a few weeks ago after watching some of your previous PC reviews. Didn't really have space in my budget for _any_ new computer, but couldn't pass up the deal. Right now, the 4090 version of the i7400 is showing up on their site as $3699 (at least in the US).

Most important thing to remember is you should never pay asking price. I called DELL and said hey im a loyal customer what is the best price i can get this pc for? Long story short it was (USD): $4,391.21 for the following: 13900KF Windows 11 home 4090 64GB 5200 mhz ram 2tb NVMe M.2 Cryotech cooling Dark Side of the Moon 1350w PSU 1 year warranty No keyboards, mice, or software. DO NOT PAY THE ASKING PRICE!! Basically, talked about the Corsair PC and how much more you could get for that then DELL. The only game they tried was to not match the 64 gigs of slower 5200 mhz ram (On the Vengence). But when i said well thanks im gonna go with Corsair they called me back in less than a minute and matched it. Its still more money but its $800+ cheaper with a 5 minute phone call. Also I put it on the DELL credit card so even though I can pay it instantly this will give me another $130 in free stuff from the Dell Store so i may get a super nice headset or keyboard etc. I am not saying this is the best pc on the market. But i watched the previous preview video and noticed the "noise" seemed to be lower on this one then the others. To me that is important.

Your reviews are now officially my go-to basis for my next pc purchase, thank you! I will probably end up getting one of the Corsairs in the near future.

can the CPU be upgraded from i9-13900KF to i9-14900KF? or is soldered onto the motherboard?

Great news! I just got the R15 with 64g ddr5 for 3800! not sure where that puts it now but its damn sexy. And I just dont like the box look.

Thanks for the video. I'm still happy with mine. Even with the 20% coupon I got from AW Arena. Upgraded the ram to 6000mhz Corsair Dominators and its been running like a champ. With that discount, I could imagine it would be hard to beat the price of $3600. I haven't seen one yet. Have you?

Alienware is having a Summer Sale currently. The cheapest R13 is a really good deal, and is being sold under build it yourself price. That R13 in particular is the best deal on the market currently over anyone else or anywhere else. Alienware Aurora R13 Gaming Desktop $1,199.99 Processor 12ᵗʰ Gen Intel® Core™ i7-12700F OS Windows 11 Home Graphics AMD Radeon™ RX 6700 XT Memory 16 GB DDR5 Storage 512 GB SSD There isnt anything much better than this right now for the value. I've checked everywhere, and this deal is a steal. With this you get the quality and luxury of Alienware along with Alienware / Dell software, warranty, and support. You also get the ability to upgrade significantly to anything else you want yourself. Because the motherboard and 750Watt power supply are capable of the current higher end cards. Yet, if you wanted to get those cards from Alienware even with the Summer Sale you will still be paying a premium. So don't get anything else from Dell / Alienware right now. You can buy the upgrades from Amazon or Newegg and put them in yourself if that is the route you are wanting to go. Although, understand this current R13 is still a really good gaming computer in of its self. Only thing you might want to do additionally is add additional harddrive space, and more Ram. But be sure to purchase those from Amazon because Alienware will charge you a large premium if you add those upgrades on the website. Remember that. Regardless this R13 alone is a steal, and you cannot build this same computer yourself for less. Dell/Alienware is really helping folks out with this computer. The RX 6700 XT with the 12th Gen Intel CPU is plenty to play really any PC game people play these days. If you want more power later on. Just upgrade yourself because you can, and do the purchases from Amazon or Newegg. You will save a ton of money. As I said dont add the upgrades on the Dell website because it is designed to charge expensive premiums, and you wont be getting the best deal then. Pay $1200 for a really nice and quality Alienware computer. Still Play your favorite games with the very nice 12th gen intel CPU and the really nice AMD 6700 XT. Its a win all around. Save yourself thousands of dollars and still do everything you want to do. If you do get bored just buy the new graphics card yourself and you would still be saving a ton of money, and you will have the 6700XT as a standby GPU.

Hey, always thank you for great reviews! I just got my own r15 and ran the cinebench but I only managed to get 28452. Did you run it with overclock applied?

I'd eventually love to see a 13700k vs 13900k review for the R15, and if going for an i7 would be a wise choice if thermals is a concern. I'm also curious as to how hot things would get with an i7.

Got it for 3k is it a good deal imo it was. Dell discount Military discount Amex platinum 120 dell credit Rakuten 3k points like 40 bucks. What's your stake?

ordered r15 for i9+3090+16gb 4800+1tb= $3.6k, includes back cable cover. replaced with Corsair DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 5200MHz, and added 990 pro 2tb, total ~4k. will replace 4090 ti in the future. love it because it is like a powerful heater in the winter😂

I purchased this desktop at computer Micro Store. The unit had been a display for 2 months. I purchased it for $2550.00. I added a 4TB SSD, 32GB Ram and switched out the 1TB HHD for a 18TB HDD. I am very impressed with the system. The graphics card was selling for $2200.00. It would have be stupid to pass up the deal!

Nice review! I got mine about 2 weeks ago and love it. Noticed the cpu runs warmer than i like and going to put on better thermal paste to see if that brings it down some. I went with cheap 8gb RAM and threw in some 32gb Corsair Dom Plati RGBs, another 2 TB m.2 and 6tb hdd. I was able to get about $700 off with veteran discount, company discount and current $200 off stacked (dont know how i was allowed to do it but not complaing). I will say your stock m.2 running alittle slow. Mine was at 7149 read and 6306 write on same test. That Corsair I was close to getting myself though and you arte def right on thats a real bang for your buck! I'm happy with the r15 though. Its a beast!

Just picked this up for $3400 on sale.

Right at this moment, you can get a similar unit (just that cpu is I9-13900F) for ~$2900, which makes it a super slick deal

Just got a PC built a few weeks ago I5 10400 Aerocool vx 600w psu Zotac 3060 12 gigs (used) Biostar h510 motherboard 16 gigs ddr4 ram 1500VA 900w ups (necessary in Lebanon) I'm so freaking happy with it

the editing stats helped a ton!

Literally considering one this week. Thanks for posting! Always great

Just bought this pc for under 3k. I think that’s a pretty fair price. Excited to try it out Wednesday when it comes in.

This is about $3499 on the Dell website now. I'm still not sure if it's a good deal or not because I need to do more research 😪

What an amazing video man. The commentary was top notch and the editing was so good. Can’t wait for your next upload! :)

Just bought this configuration including 4TB storage (2 TB M.2-PCIe-NVMe + 2 TB SATA) for $3'635.48, directly from Dell. For this kind of quality and power, there aren't many cheaper options around.

(2nd post for full review ) Failed to mention that Dell offers HUGE discounts, and you know they do Justin. SO why not talk about it in your review. I got 20% off my r15 by using dell coupons that I googled for. So that take away your price argument. You also made a huge deal about the space between the graphics card and the psu. Yet the 4090 runs well in the safe range around 70-74c from my experience with the same computer. Highly recommend upgrade cpu thermal paste. My r15 doesnt go over 70c while 4k gaming while running background apps. Also got 38,000+ during cinebench r23.

Wow man, great review! Love all the specs. I am adding a PC to our workflow (that has always been Mac). Your quick and concise overview helps a lot! God bless!

So what I seen was, the Corsair has more and better ram but still seems to fall a little under in performance. And then we talk about price on the Alienware without mentioning that NO ONE pays retail on Alienware. My R15 4090 like we have here, with upgraded to the faster DDR5 ram and 2TB of SSD space, and 2TB HDD space, no.rear cover (it's for a sim rig, ya won't see the PC anyway) with current discounts cost me 3300 taxes and shipping included. And I'll be interested in the thermals because your tests show it hotter than everyone else's tests who I've watched. The Corsair is probably great, but the customer support and way dell treats people for me, is worth the purchase most of the other builders I've talked to were basically useless. Either tried to get me to cheap out, or told me I'd be stupid not to buy the absolute most expensive thing they can build.

aye bro u are so helpful becuz i am about to get a prebuilt and u have shown me evrything i need to to know over the last few months

Alienware also gives a military discount and it stacks with any sale price. Bought mine fully loaded for 3200 and absolutely zero complaints with Dell or the machine.

Hi Justin! How did you get such a high Cinebench R23 and Time Spy score? I got my R15 today and it is the exact same spec as yours 13900 KF and 4090 with 32Gb DDR5 4800Mhz ram. My Cinebench R23 score was 30,798 vs your 35,000 and time spy score of 29,430 (33,552 graphics and 17,352 CPU) vs your 30.013 (34,855 and 16,795). The only thing I did was updated drivers and bios via support assist and then updated the nvidia drivers via GeForce. Did you do anything else prior to your benchmarks?

*_Will you do a test on their new 18 Gaming laptop??_*

Great Review Videos! My Question is what Alienware desktop (or other equivalent) would you recommend to purchase now (with good base value), with the intent and flexibility to upgrade the GPU, CPU (if possible) and RAM later?

Alienware just finished a promotion offering this PC for $3,300. After watching your video, part of me wishes I would have taken it. The upgradeability is a real concern, but the price to performance ration for $3,300 here is crazy.

I got mine looks really sick question though does it have built in Wi-Fi cause if it does I don’t know how to set it up

This are the best reviews. Thank you mate. Have watch several and you do everything that really matters.

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Hey man just liked and commented, first timer here. I want to build a super computer from scratch. is that the way to go?

Thanks for your review. Mine is going to be here tomorrow I upgraded to 64 GB RGB G skill trident 6000 mhz intel xmp. It should do a good job for my Varro aero. What do you think buddy

I've been waiting for this review! I have a R15 sitting next to me with a 13600kf and a 4090 and I dont know how to feel about it without this review!!! Finally!!! Lol. Love how you do your reviews. I got the cheapest ram and hard drive from Dell and bought those elsewhere to save money. Thermals seem good to me and my time spy results meet the average results for my hardware.

Here is an idea for testing out super computers, try testing it out with extremely high tech games (I would recommend Cyberpunk 2077) I would use this tactic to test your computer to see if it runs well for those games (atleast 40 FPS or more)

This review is probably the best gaming desktop review channel so far I found on youtube. A humble suggestion to the only flaw I found: if you are displaying the temperature value, it would be very helpful if you can unify them all as Celsius or as Fahrenheit, or display a Celsius degree value besides the Fahrenheit. Anyway, amazing info, amazing comparison and amazing video progression flow. All "cut to the chase". Thank you for you time and effort!

Hey been watching you for awhile never subscribed but made sure too love ur videos and the pcs you review I been struggling getting started and getting a pc for my gaming career the pcs you showcase are dreams of mine have a great year I’ll be waiting for the next video 😁

So if I am able to get the r15 with the specs you review in this video for $3,500 before tax, do you think that’s a better buy? Or is the vengeance a7300 for $4,000 better? Or even the vengeance i7400 for $3,950?

Just got a R15 on dell outlet for $2500 - 13900kf, 32Gb/5200mhz, 4090, 1Tb NVMe and same warranty. Saved $2k+

Great review, thanks! Are you still planning on reviewing the Corsair a7300?

Great video, appreciate what you do on the channel. I just got mine, 13900k, 4090, 64MB RAM, 4GB SSD for $4100 in the sale they did last week. Alienware is like the rest, pricing and promos change frequently. For what I paid, I think it's a fair value vs. what's on the market, and the performance so far is off the charts compared to my last build. Agree on the points you made around the motherboard and case, but unless you are going to do it yourself, or want to pay ultra premium pricing, Alienware is a good route.

Wait for the sales, just purchased for 1799 best buy today.

The ugly green color of memory quite impressed me, lol

Thank you for your review of the Alienware Aurora R15. After watching your video, I have a question and/or a problem with this computer. I bought the computer with the following specifications: Alienware Aurora R15 AMD Ryzen(TM) 9 7950X (16 core, 80MB total cache, up to 5.7GHz max boost) NVIDIA(R) GeForce RTX(TM) 4070 12GB GDDR6X 32GB, 2x16GB, DDR5, 4800MHz Windows 11 Home I love the computer but there is a problem I have encountered, and I would like to hear your input. The problem I encountered is when the computer goes into “SLEEP MODE”. For some reason, my system DOES NOT stay off while it is in “sleep mode”. In the contrary, it keeps turning on/off continually. I also notice when the computer goes into “sleep mode” all the lights in the system go off except the video card. For some reason, it stays on (even during sleep mode). Is this normal? Have you encountered this problem before? Thank you for any information you can provide.

I got mine, 13th gen I9 13900KF, 4090, Asus Z790-A, 64GB 6200Mhz RAM, 3TB SSD Storage, Nzxt h510 flow Chassi for $5000. I don’t know what to feel about the price since it’s my very first gaming pc ever.

AVOID Despite all the negative reviews, I decided to buy an Alienware R15, because I'm not a hardcore gamer and just wanted something reliable and well built. Right out of the box on first boot I started having issues where it wouldn't connect to the internet which meant I couldn't setup Windows 11. I tried WAN/LAN/hotspotting nothing worked. Dell wanted me to download drivers, do this do that, I said I'm not doing anything to fix their crappy PC that doesn't even work out of the box and demanded a refund. So now I am back to square one with searching for a gaming pc.

I can’t for the life of me find a review of the r9 7900x rtx 4080 😭😔😤

This video would be much more comprehensive if you can talk more about the software of this PC (e.g. bloatware and Alienware Command Centre, etc.)

This is the first time I have seen your video as I'm considering to buy Alienware R15. However, I'm kind of confused from this video: sometimes you compare the Alienware R15 to Corsair i7300 and sometimes to Corsair a7300. It is not correct to compare 2 different PCs as being the better one. Could you please pick one that is better? Also, is the Corsair all configurable/upgrade-able?

What’s the best prebuilt pc for $1,300 and under. I want to hit 240fps on rocket league and Fortnite

Very neat. The mobo on my R11 just (quite literally) went up in smoke, so I'm having to get it repaired and/or get a new pc. I know without a doubt to avoid this formfactor, so I'll be looking at the others you mentioned

I just like the case is it possible/advisable to get the case and start building my own pc from it? Or a very simmilar one

How about a review of the new HP Omen 45L with RTX4090...thanks for sharing

Just bought the r15, 4070 with i7 13th gen, for a little over 30% off. Saved $674.

Thanks for the review, information and suggestions sir.

hey man great video just a question... will the cpu liquid cooling dry out or leak???? thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, at the current price of $3200, it's an unbeatable deal. Now the Vengeance system goes for $300 more than the Alienware....and I've actually heard of Alienware! This will be my 4th Alienware system. I've had nothing but luck with each one. Got a solid 5 years from each. I got a great deal on a Cyberpower PC from Costco that I purchased 7 years ago, so I skipped the Alienware last time. Those 3 systems ran hot, and they were loud, but they were far and away the fastest machines available. I'm excited to hear that this one will be quiet AND cool! Yes, forget about upgrading, but honestly, that's why I want a system with an RTX 4090 in it. I don't want to have to replace that for the normal life of a system. How are they going to make these graphic cards bigger anyway?? The thing already takes up half the case! I'll bet the next gen is smaller.

I’m happy with my under $2,000 custom-built gaming PC. I will never waste my money on Dell and Alienware!

Hey brother. Question. This model is on sale on Amazon Prime Day with a AMD Rayzen 9 7900x and 4080 32 Gigs of RAM for 2k. Think it’s a good buy? I’m using it primarily to play warzone. Appreciate any feedback. And thanks for the above video

Good video fam

It leads in how many categories yet you can't recommend it because you can't change the PSU or motherboard? Who cares! You seem to have left out that it comes with a year warranty from Dell and you can always extend it. That is on-site service where they show up to replace what ever is diagnosed. What you also don't know is if that does not fix the problem Dell just builds you an entire new unit and sends it out. You send them that one back and call it done. What's Corsair's warranty? You say it's a unbiased review but you are biased as hell. You mention the Corsair system in near every slide. You saying you can't add a card is also wrong. You can't add a PCI-X card. But there is enough high speed ports you can just get one of those. Elgato makes several. Some are just destined to hate Dell, regardless of what they do. Just think there are 5x120mm fans that you don't have to touch now like you did in the R13/14 due to the noise. My R14 idles at 44db and gaming it hits 47db and you can hear that noise through a headset. Choice here should just be user preference. The Corsair is another ugly box and that founders card system looks hideous in it. Don't forget to mention the nightmare of Corsair iCue software (google it). That software constantly pounds your cpu, causing your cpu to boost to near max freq at idle. Personally I think the R15 looks better in Lunar Light then Dark Side of the Moon but that's why you have options because not everybody likes the same thing. Last but not least we'll talk about price, you configure your R15 the way you want it and then click the button at the top to talk to a representative online. You then paste them your configurator link so they can look at it. Myself I've gotten $500 knocked off of that exact configuration, and I know others who got over $700. I've gotten $300-$400 knocked off on mid-range systems.

Currently at 3,700, is it worth it at that price?

Justin I have a question-what’s better razer or victus

Thanks for the quick review of the updated R15. It is good to know the thermals are better and performance has jumped considerably. Is R15, as shown in your review, worth $3000 pre-taxed? I have an Alienware Area-51 R2, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5960X CPU @ 3.00GHz 3.00 GHz, 32 GB Memory (DIMM,8GB,2133,2RX8,4G, DDR4, NU), three Nvidia GTX Titan X graphics cards in SLI. The system still plays everything I want at full specs on a 1440 display with no issues and has many additional hard drives. The $3400 mark might be worth an upgrade, but I don't know how many hard drives I can add. The Area-51 R2 has one 4GB mechanical drive and 4 SSDs with plenty of space. I do not look forward to transferring everything to a new machine, but I am tempted to purchase this system at $3000. Thoughts

In all fairness. I got the top of the line R15, with 4tb of nvme, 64gb of ddr5 5200, with all the other stuff for $3900. Which cost to performance would then beat out your go to corsair.

It’s so amazing the internet of today, manufacturers know they can’t give us crap with no repercussions. They know they can’t mess around with how blazingly fast word gets around if they sell us garbage. No more guessing what you want

im trying to find a work/gaming computer, mostly minecraft, maybe a bit of minecraft dungeons and some fps games, would there be any laptops that you would recommend for that? Also, love the videos, unfortunately I can't afford a lot so I can't buy the tech, but it provides a very good background video for work.

dats a nice score out put thx for the review

“Not biased” lol very funny

Unfortunately VENGEANCE i7400 Gaming PC, i9-13900K, RTX 4090 does not appear to be avl in Canada kind of stuck with the R15

I just got mine with 64gb ram and 2tb ssd + 1tb hdd for about 3200 with tax and express shipping included

Thanks, bro. I found one r15 i7 13th generation with rtx 4070 for 2.2k do you think that is a good deal?

I just bought an Alienware R15 4090 with 32 gb of ram and 2 TB hard drive for $2750

I was interested in an R15 or Corsair for 1080p gaming at 400FPS . MW2 like games, which one would be better?

do you consider DELL has regular 10% on these PC which makes them very competitive on price (by just subscribe to their mailing list, so basically for everyone)?

I just saw your video. I have the Alienware Aurora R15 in my cart. My son really wants a pc for Xmas. He’s 10. We have no idea what we are doing. Air cooling or liquid cooling? If we get liquid cooling we have no idea how we would add the cooling to it. Can you please help?

I would like a pc would you recommend the Alienware r15 or Corsair vengeance 7400?

Based on my experience with dell's customer service who can't seem to be bothered to send me my dell rewards code (sending me from one spokesperson to another), and based on the other opinions I can read on trustpilot, I'd say don't buy anything by dell. And my 2 months old R15 is now making an annoying repetitive fan noise since a few days, and I'm not the only one (could be the PSU). Yeah I'm not happy.

Alienware sale ends on the 20th, just got this beast for 2,200 (450$ off). I know the GPU isn't nuts but I turn all my settings down for more FPS anyway and 12gb of VRam is all you need, just wish it had the 5800 mhz memory because thats what it can support. 13th Gen Intel@ Core i9 13900KF NVIDIAR GeForce RTX 3060 32 GB, 2 x 16 GB, DDR5, 4800 MHz, XMP (Overclockable up to 5200Mhz) 1 TB, M.2, PCle NVMe, SSD

Thinking of getting this as my first gaming pc. It’s on sale at Best Buy for 1700. Is that worth it or no?

Honestly, do not buy alienware products. I bought alienware aurora R12 a while ago, the high end version. Nothing short of disappointment. Runs very hot, it's loud and the amount of crashes I had is just insane. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

What are the temps while gaming? I don't care about avg temps. I want to know what it's doing under load.

Have you tested the R15 version with the 7950X? The sad thing with the thermals is so much heat trapped near the top, so the radiator doesn't seem to have a real outflow path

I think they made a mistake with your user manual - my Aurora R15 came with the correct manual, which does mention the WiFi antennas too.