When it comes to stylish, powerful, and customizable gaming PCs, Alienware Aurora is one of the most trusted brands around

What makes the Alienware Aurora so impressive is obvious when you see it: each Aurora model is not a blocky box, but a smooth oval shape, complemented by black highlights and tasteful LED lighting alienware The Aurora has a distinct aesthetic, but it feels elegant without being over-the-top and obnoxious like a typical gaming PC

But what really sets the Alienware Aurora series apart is its performance In addition to the latest Intel or AMD CPUs, the GPUs can be equipped with up to twin Nvidia GeForce 2080 Tis 4TB of SSD storage, 64GB of RAM, and other customization options to build the machine of your dreams, Alienware Aurora

This machine is available in a wide range of configurations

Not only does this machine have great parts, it also performs well, often beating the competition in both synthetic and real-world benchmarks Everyday productivity tasks are no problem for the Alienware Aurora As for gaming, the system can run games like Far Cry, New Dawn, Middle-earth: New Dawn, and Middle-earth: Shadow of War in 4K at frame rates in excess of 60 fps You don't have to wait for a PS5 or Xbox Series X to get UHD resolution and fast frame rates; machines like the Alienware Aurora can make it happen right now

However, Alienware doesn't expect the Aurora's initial specs to last forever, so upgrading your system is easy You can open the chassis and operate the RAM and GPU without using a single tool A single screwdriver is required to operate the cooling unit and CPU, but that is still much better than taking out a set of tools for every tweak [The Alienware Aurora faced stiff competition from machines like the Corsair One i64 and the MSI Trident X Both systems are much smaller than one would expect from a gaming PC, but still offer powerful specs, gorgeous chassis, and great performance However, the Alienware Aurora has more customization options and generally performed a bit better in our tests

With the arrival of the Alienware Aurora R11, this expensive line of gaming PCs becomes even more powerful; Alienware machines are not cheap, but their performance is second to none