Dell Alienware Aurora R10 Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 9 3900, 32GB Dual Channel HyperX Fury DDR4 XMP, 1TB SSD, AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6, Lunar Light

I have been using Dell pc's/laptops for 10+ years now and they just never disappoint! This was my first gaming PC I ever bought, I don't really do a lot of gaming but I needed the computing power for my work (three monitors and a lot of tabs working) so I decided to get a gaming pc. This AMD Ryzen 9 is a strong processor excellent for gaming/ 4K video playing, naturally great for other work too. The memory (32Gb) and a 1TB solid state drive is great power and storage for all your computer needs!

Weird headline but I'll explain (first the needed (out of 10) - SPECS 09 (no real complaints, runs everything silky smooth but there are more powered ones within same pricing ranges like the Aurora with 3090 or HP Omen also on Amazon), BUILD 10 (most impressively durable and air venty, no heating issues), VALUE 10/10 (could have been way more expensive if had bought from some crummy/greedy local retailer since Alienware is rare in Fiji). Mine has the 3080, 16GB RAM, 512SSD and 1TB HDD, i7 and it is a reliable friend. To explain, when gaming, we build many connections and friends because experiences are real when shared and at times we have a buddy with us (like a spotter to a sniper). The Aurora 11 is my spotter and firend. It is precise, helpful and reliable (so far, even people change). In gaming (coupled with a gsync enabled monitor, logitech g512 clicky keyboard, and logitech mouse I actually feel like the Doom Slayer, Prophet, Master Chief etc when playing related titles because there are no glitches and everything is smooth where all you do is move forward (ie. progress). While this machine won't change your life, it will be a good friend and you will be able to rely on its performance. If you are looking for a legendary machine which is relatively reasonably priced, the Aurora 11 can be your friend too (hope doesn't sound creepy). Thanks.

First of all, the reviews that say the fan is loud are correct. But the fan is upgradable so it's not a huge issue. Other than that I love this pc. It's fast, runs my games on ultra settings without issue. Downloads fast, even on my country internet.I paired it with the 25inch alienware monitor, razer black widow keyboard and a logitech hero silver. Gaming has never been so good.

processor_description:Ryzen 9 3900 | memory_size:32 GB | Hard Disk Size:1 TB | Graphics Description:AMD RX 5700XT | Style:Gaming DesktopI purchased this for my grandson who is heavy into gaming. He plays Call of Duty, Minecraft...... So he wanted something that was state of the Art. I was a high end system builder from 1991 - 2001, so I spent a couple of hours updating myself on the technology changes (CPU, GPU and Busses). I decided on this system for 3 key reasons.Processor the AMD vs Intel question here answers itself AMD 12 Cores, Intel 8 cores. Each core an another CPU so why have 8 if you can have 12 for less money. Yes, you can argue the finer points about Intel's slightly better performance without a high end GPU or the slightly higher clock rate (you will lose). Lastly was the PCIe 4.0 support for future GPU's and even faster SSD's via the new AMD x570 chipset.This was a great value for the investment. It would have cost me around 2k to build something similar. Which would also have left me on the hook to support it ;)

I got this around February of 2021 (it didn't cost as much at the time as a note), it runs absolutely everything I could want to play at max settings and then some, no problems over a year after getting it!Some of the games I play on full settings:Escape from TarkovTESV: Skyrim Special EditionInsurgency: SandstormThe Crew 2Elden RingHoldfast: Nations at WarHunt: ShowdownAnd several COD/Battlefield games