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 a ...

Alienware may have lobotomised its out-of-this-world design philosophy for the Aurora R16, making for a dull looking machine, but it's nailed the mix of performance, thermals, and acoustics which ...

Alienware has officially announced the new Aurora R16 gaming PC, a desktop that evokes the company’s passion and prowess as a long-time gaming brand, and its commitment to evolving within the space.

Alienware has launched a new all-in-one mid-tower PC in the form of the new Alienware Aurora R16, bucking the trend of the company's usual out-of-this-world designs. Yeah, it looks like a standard ...

Alienware announced its new Aurora R16 desktop gaming PC a few days ago, and here’s what we know about it. The company has brought a redesign of its Aurora desktop and says it has improved the ...

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The new Aurora R16 is an updated version of its flagship gaming rig. It arrives with a refreshed design that skips the triangular shape of the Aurora R15 in favor of the rectangular design of the ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Alienware has clearly heard the feedback. Its prebuilt Aurora desktop PC needs work, particularly in ...

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