16X Aurora

It is TRULY obnoxious. Even more obnoxious: I have 2 Dell laptops, an XPS 15 9530 for work and an Alienware Aurora 16x for gaming. I bought a third-party barrell charger for the Aleinware that's rated at the same 280 W as the OEM charger, but because it's not a Dell OEM charger it limits power deliv

One thing to keep in mind: at the end of the day this is a laptop with 5 year old tech. Even if everything is running perfectly, this laptop will be significantly slower in every way than the cheapest new Alienware laptop you can get - the $899 base model of the Aurora 16, which has a faster process

Update: I researched all models of all the major brands. The closest thing I could find is the Dell Alienware 16x Aurora; but it has half sized arrow keys...

If you want to actually run local models on laptops, your best direction is finding an option with a large amount of unified memory. A normal gaming laptop will have significantly less usable VRAM than a high RAM laptop that has unified memory. Just a random example, an Alienware 16x Aurora with RTX

Sorry; I would never in a billion years buy an open box product of any type under any circumstances. You can't compare prices for products that may very well be broken against new products. You are right that these are different markets. I have three "gaming PC's" at the moment: a desktop with a 507

Do you think the fan noise on this laptop is loud? And have they improved how fast the Alienware Control software runs? I watched Jarrod's review of the 16X Aurora and he mentioned that the software runs a lot slower compared to other brands' built-in apps.

alienware modelin TGP değerine baktın mı? 16x'ten emin değilim ama aurora 16 modelleri gpu'nun ihtiyacı olandan çok daha düşük base tgp değerleri kullanıyor ve ekran kartından çok düşük performans alıyorsun dikkat etsen iyi olur. ayrıca alienware modelleri miydi başka bir laptop muydu hatırlamıyorum

The 16X is just a new Dell G16 with an Alienware logo slapped on it, so it's not surprising to see this. But I guess it's "normal" as long as it's not crashing. Either way I wouldn't be happy with such a thermal impact from such minimal usage.

I've found 2 things that trigger this over the past few months. I haven't figured out what device this is as it doesn't show in lsusb or anything from what I can tell Linux-Firmware updates have off and on caused whatever this device is to freak out Booting into Windows with fastboot enabled in Wind

I have Alienware 16X Aurora Gaming LaptopModel AC16251Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 Processor 275HX (36MB cache, 24 cores, 2.1 to 5.4 GHz P-Core)NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070, 8 GB GDDR716GB, 2x8GB, DDR5, 5600 MT/s 1 TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD 16", WQXGA, 240Hz, 100% DCI-P3, ComfortView Plus, G-SYNC 1-Zone AlienFX