Inside the Alienware 16 Aurora Laptop, the Intel Core i7 processor, along with 16 GB of DDR5 RAM, lets you run a game while keeping a browser, music player, and chat open without the laptop slowing to ...

The Alienware Aurora R16 RTX 5080 gaming PC has dropped to as low as $2,229.99 with free delivery after a $600 instant ...

2026 has already seen surges in the cost of RAM and GPUs. Unfortunately, this also affects the price of gaming PCs. Obviously this isn't an ideal time to be buying a new PC, but fortunately, there are ...

Prebuilt gaming desktops usually make you pay extra for the convenience. This one is interesting because the discount lines up with what the market is doing right now. The Alienware Aurora ACT1250 is ...

With a Core Ultra 9 CPU, RTX 5060 GPU, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and 1TB SSD with Windows 11, this gaming laptop is a mighty good deal.

Also packing 16GB of DDR5 RAM, an Intel Core 7-240H CPU, and a 120Hz WQXGA display, this 16-inch Alienware Aurora deal isn't one to miss.

Deal summary The Alienware Aurora Gaming Desktop sees a substantial $1200 discount at Dell. This system pairs Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285K processor with RTX 5080 graphics and includes premium cooling ...

Deal summary Save $420 on the Alienware 16 Aurora Gaming Laptop, now available for $999.99. This marks Alienware’s lowest-priced gaming laptop entry, making premium gaming performance more accessible.

Alienware is having a nice little sale on its 16 Aurora gaming laptop that is certainly worth looking into for several reasons. For starters, this laptop ...

PCWorld highlights that RAM clearance issues occur when large CPU coolers interfere with tall RAM modules, potentially causing installation difficulties or requiring component replacement. Motherboard ...

Memory prices have been climbing for a while, largely because of strong demand from AI infrastructure and data centers. That usually spells trouble for smartphone pricing. But if recent analyst notes ...

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