Dell is refreshing its Alienware laptop lineup, bringing support for up to an Intel Core i9-10980HK octa-core processor to its premium gaming laptops. The new Alienware m15 R3 also supports up to ...

Dell has this week unveiled their new Alienware m15 R3 gaming laptop which is now equipped with an upgrade offering the ability to install up to an Intel Core i9-10980HK octa-core processor, supported ...

AMD's new Ryzen 5000 series processors have been impressing users and reviewers alike, but apparently they've also caught the eye of Alienware and Dell. The two companies announced new Ryzen-based ...

It’s upgrade season for Dell’s Alienware laptops, with the company’s entire lineup of portable gaming machines — the Area-51m, the m17, and the m15 — getting overhauled with updated specs, including ...

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Alienware is a name synonymous with powerful gaming gear, ranging from the sleek to the unique. And the company is revealing some new tech, including the m15 R3 and m17 R3 laptops, Area-51m R2 laptop, ...

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Alienware’s newly upgraded m15 R4 and m17 R4 gaming laptops will trade in their existing GPUs for shiny new—and likely much faster—Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 GPUs this year, the company announced at CES ...

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The Alienware Aurora R11 is a gaming desktop powerhouse designed for competitive gamers and eSports enthusiasts. Not only that, but its sleek design is sure to turn heads. The updated system features ...

The age-old debate between PC gamers is, do you go full power for the true battlestation in a desktop, or do you take it on the go with a more portable laptop and sacrifice some of that power?