Here’s how it works. The Alienware Aurora R16 is more down to earth than its predecessor in terms of looks, but the RTX 4090 version provides out-of-this-world performance in demanding PC games.

The Alienware Aurora R16 gaming PC with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card and 32GB of RAM is on sale from Dell with a $400 discount.

The Alienware Aurora R16 delivers great gaming performance at a whisper thanks to its powerful components and enhanced cooling technology. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors ...

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Dell’s Alienware line of gaming devices just got a new entry in the form of the Alienware Aurora R16. The gaming desktop boasts smaller housing, improved cooling and current-generation specs at ...

Starting at $1,150 (Reviewed at $3,200) Pros Cons It's a pain to upgrade thanks to the proprietary motherboard and lack of RAM slots Since Alienware first unveiled its Aurora R16 last year ...

This means that the Alienware Aurora R16, thanks to its stylish yet understated design, could attract hybrid workers who want a gaming PC but one that can fit into a home or work office.

It has always had more going on with style and performance. The Alienware Aurora R16 desktop fits that mold with a curious design that eschews a lot of typical approaches to PC building in favor ...

So the new Alienware Aurora R16 is laser-focused on fixing that — to the point the company is largely ditching its trademark out-of-this-world look. The new Aurora R16 has largely the same basic ...

That changed with the Alienware Aurora R16 (available at Dell) , which pares back the signature “alien” look of Dell’s gaming towers for a more staid, mainstream appearance. That extends to ...

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