Nvidia’s latest GPUs are here, and whatever you think of them, the combination of DLSS, reflections, frame generation and more makes them impressively competent.
Still, the power comes at a cost, but at least Dell’s Alienware brand is doing its best.
The manufacturer, Aurora R16, is a pre-built gaming PC packed with the NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti under the hood, is currently shy at $1,750, and is available for $1,050 savings ($2,799.99) from the MSRP.
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This particular model has an Intel Core Ultra 265F processor and 16GB of DDR5-56000MHz RAM, and terabytes of storage on an M.2 SSD.
Still, you can tweak the build and go up to Intel Core Ultra 9 (sends a $2000 North naturally). Increase RAM (up to 64GB) and storage (up to 8TB) at eye-catching costs.
You can downgrade your GPU if your budget is limited, but you can also downgrade the RTX 5080 if you want to go in other ways.
The box also includes a keyboard and mouse, but I have to say you’ll find a rather smooth case of Aurora.
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