Aurora Gaming Desktop, Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF, Windows 11 Home | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB PCIe NVMe SSD, RJ45 Killer 2.5Gb Ethernet, Wi‑Fi 7, Dell Wired Keyboard, ACT1250

Best gaming computer I’ve ever owned. Quiet and super fast- like lightning fast. When I start up games via steam, I’m in before I can complete a thought. I’ve never experienced that. Super smooth game play. No lag or glitchy performance. stunning visuals and great sound quality.

i had purchased another computer, but it did not handle the graphics for the games that I played. So I bought the Alienware Aurora Gaming Desktop, and it has been the best computer that I have ever purchased. It boots up fast, almost no wait time, and it is more than capable of running the graphics that my games need. I would buy this or a more robust Alienware machine in a second.

It’s a good looking tower and it runs smoothly for streaming and gaming. It stays remarkably cool even after hours of watching videos or playing games on Steam. For the first 4-5 days it was borderline silent, which impressed me, but eventually one of the topdown two fans began to click as it ran. Compressed air helps, but the sound eventually returns. For a $3000 PC I purchased brand new and I’ve had less than a month I think it’s more than a little ridiculous it already needs maintenance for something.

Very quiet and fast.

Plug n play , had it up and running within 15 minutes ( and that was mainly the software upgrades ) which were actually fast . I don’t play hardcore games just WOW and path of exile type games and this is perfect . Been using a laptop for awhile so was time to jump back into a PC . I’ve had it a week and it then so smoothe and quiet . I haven’t really customized it too much yet , but because it was on sale , and I have a Amazon card I figured I’d just buy a pre built because it’s affordable this way only like $200 a month . For anyone that a mid tier gamer and doesn’t mess with building pc , this is the way to go , I’d sit for blsck Friday tho !!!! Cheers

I generally don't like to write reviews but I hope I save someone from buying this PC. Rattling and loud fans, Windows error messages galore, and worst of all - the PC could not run a single game in low graphics without stuttering every 5 seconds (online and offline games) . Even after I reset the PC and fully updated it, adjusted bios and awcc settings, issues persisted. This thing is absolute garbage and for a 2.5k price point I didn't expect a fancy garbage can. Plus it's heavy as hell, so now I'm busting my b@lls trying to get this thing back in a box so I can wait up to "30 days" to get my money back. What a joy. Never again will I buy an alienware desktop. Their glory days are over.

I’m new to the PC genre. Great performance and the graphics card is great as well. Super quiet. I like the Alienware app and that it allows for you to customize your RGB lights to whatever game you play as well. I’m satisfied!

Amazing computer. Runs like a dream, no complaints almost a year later of HEAVY use

I recently got this PC and I have to say—it’s an awesome, solid machine. The build quality feels premium and it runs super smooth no matter what I throw at it. Even under heavy load it stays impressively quiet, which is a huge plus. Performance is blazing fast, apps and games load instantly, and multitasking is effortless. Definitely one of the best systems I’ve owned—fastttt, reliable, and rock solid

Very happy with this pc so far. Shipped within a couple days. Looked fresh from the factory and runs great. Not usually a fan of pre-builts but for the price during Black Friday and the specs, it was hard to pass up

Pour le prix ceci est un Excellent pc de jeux, les performances sont présentes , la carte graphique 5070 en est la cause.

The PC itself is not the issue. The problem is that Intel is offering a software promotion for qualifying processors, yet Amazon is not listed as a supported vendor. Because of this, Intel is refusing to provide a redemption key for the software, despite the fact that the processor I purchased qualifies for the promotion. I find this situation misleading. The product was purchased through Amazon, sold as a Dell system, and Dell is providing the warranty. I paid over $3,000 for this PC, which includes a qualifying Intel processor. I contacted all three parties involved—Amazon, Dell, and Intel—and received conflicting responses. Amazon states that there is no such promotion. Dell and Intel both indicate that it is Amazon’s responsibility to provide the redemption key. What I do not understand is this: if Amazon is selling a Dell product, and Dell is supplying and warranting the system, then this is effectively a Dell-configured system using an Intel processor. From a customer’s perspective, the processor is part of the Dell product, not something Amazon independently modifies or supplies. The promotion is tied to the processor model, not the retailer. It feels unfair and somewhat deceptive that a qualifying product is sold without access to a promotion that should accompany it, especially when no party is willing to take responsibility. This is not a matter of financial loss to Dell or Intel, but rather honoring a promotion associated with the processor that was purchased.

Very satisfied