Well, the gaming enthusiastic nature company Alienware comes up with new desktop gaming legend Aurora R9 and G5 5090. Earlier, Dell’s gaming brand had built a mighty fine box for the Alienware Aurora and XPS Tower. Alienware Area 51m has caused the sensation, when it launched for it s laptop gaming version. Now after innovation, laptop is now being finished with the Alienware Aurora R9 mid-tower desktop as well as accessories including a 55-inch OLED display.
For desktop gaming, users have also got a choice between the two-tone black and white case, and just a matte black.
Alienware Aurora R9
Starting with Alienware’s next-generation Aurora R9 desktop, it benefits the most from the company’s new aesthetic. While, comparing with earlier model, the updated Aurora has a rounder front and an overall less busy look. Dell says the new design actually improves airflow, with ambient temps dropping four percent on average. It’ll start with a pretty modest configure when it launches tomorrow for $970, though: a Core i5 with 8GB of RAM, a 1TB magnetic hard drive and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 that’s pretty budget as far as gaming GPUs go.
Besides that you can equip it with any of Intel’s 9th generation desktop CPUs, and your choice of AMD or NVIDIA’s latest GPUs. On the other hand, the new Aurora R9 upends that legacy by adopting a elongated, rounded look with an LED-lit panel running up the middle. On the panel are the front USB, microphone, and headphone ports topped by a glowing Aienware logo.
G5 5090
On the other hand, if you are looking for bit affordable version $629, Dell’s added a new G5 gaming tower to its lineup. The G5 desktop 5090 has seven processor options like the Aurora including the eight-core Core i9-9900K, but GPUs stop at a single RTX 2080. Memory goes up to 64GB at 2666MHz and storage is up to 1TB M.2 PCIe SSD plus 2TB 7200rpm HDD.
The tower has blue LED lighting and an optional clear window side panel and the Dell say the airflow design allows it to stay cool with a single 80 millimeter fan.
Recent Comments