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I know that a lot of people hate alienware, but i don't.
Would this be a good build?
Processor Intel Core i7-3820 Quad Core
Operating System WIN 8 HOME,64,ENG,AW,DAO
Memory 16GB Quad Channel DDR3 at 1600
Video Graphics Nvidia GeForce GTX 680
Hard Drive 2TB SERIAL ATA3,AURORA-R4
Multimedia Drive Dual Drives: BD Combo, DVD+RW
Media Card Reader 19-in-1 Media Card Reader and USB 3.0
Bluetooth Bluetooth tied to wireless card
Display No Monitor
Fax/Data Modem HDMI - Yes
Wireless Connectivity 802.11n WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1
Audio Integrated 7.1 Audio / No Speakers
Keyboard Alienware Multimedia Keyboard
Pointing Device Alienware Optical Mouse
This all comes out to being 1300 us dollars.
Would this be a good build?
Processor Intel Core i7-3820 Quad Core
Operating System WIN 8 HOME,64,ENG,AW,DAO
Memory 16GB Quad Channel DDR3 at 1600
Video Graphics Nvidia GeForce GTX 680
Hard Drive 2TB SERIAL ATA3,AURORA-R4
Multimedia Drive Dual Drives: BD Combo, DVD+RW
Media Card Reader 19-in-1 Media Card Reader and USB 3.0
Bluetooth Bluetooth tied to wireless card
Display No Monitor
Fax/Data Modem HDMI - Yes
Wireless Connectivity 802.11n WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1
Audio Integrated 7.1 Audio / No Speakers
Keyboard Alienware Multimedia Keyboard
Pointing Device Alienware Optical Mouse
This all comes out to being 1300 us dollars.
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Would be way cheaper if you just buy the parts and make your own pc
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TrollinAllYou wrote Would be way cheaper if you just buy the parts and make your own pcOh trust me i already am in the process of getting my parts for my pc, i already have a 4670k with an air 540 case
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Yeah, like he said before. It would be WAY cheaper to buy them seperatly and build it.
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If i'm honest, I wouldn't touch an Alienware PC with a large stick. They suck so bad. A friend of mine got the Aurora about 2 years ago. It can't run BF4 on medium or above.
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As everyone else has said already; Alienware is definitely something I'd avoid. You can build that computer for way less and have better parts. Alienware isn't really a company that focuses on the lifespan of their computers.
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It's not bad, quad channel ddr3 @ 1600mhz and a GTX 680 for example. However I fear it will most likely be a reference card.
Also the i7 3820 is quite old and beaten by the likes of the 3770k and 4770k in most benchmarks, I'd put money on the motherboard being of Dell/Alienware design, I doubt as good as other vendors such as ASUS, MSi and Gigabyte.
With $1300 you could easily build something better than that Alienware and have even more LED's, if that's what you're into.
Also the i7 3820 is quite old and beaten by the likes of the 3770k and 4770k in most benchmarks, I'd put money on the motherboard being of Dell/Alienware design, I doubt as good as other vendors such as ASUS, MSi and Gigabyte.
With $1300 you could easily build something better than that Alienware and have even more LED's, if that's what you're into.
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Terrabytez wrote If i'm honest, I wouldn't touch an Alienware PC with a large stick. They suck so bad. A friend of mine got the Aurora about 2 years ago. It can't run BF4 on medium or above.
Dont you mean barge pole?
and yes would be better and much cheaper to buy seperately, also ive heard that alienware PC's have pretty bad airflow?
other than that the only bad thing is the OS (just my general hatred for Win 8)
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