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Alienware Aurora R5-19-1200-80

Alienware Aurora R5 review

Posted on July 3, 2016December 4, 2018 By Jarvis

Alienware has a long list of memorable gaming PCs in its 20-year history, and perhaps one of the most notable has been its mid-size tower, the Aurora. We’ve been waiting patiently for a follow up to the Aurora R4 and its maneuverable fins since it was released in 2011.

Now, it’s finally here with the Alienware Aurora R5: a leaner, meaner and even more head-turning gaming desktop than the new Alienware Area 51.

Alienware Aurora R5-8-650-80

Design

The Aurora R5 is looks the part of a tower of power, but it’s surprisingly tiny despite its dominating silhouette. Measuring about 1.5 feet tall and just over a foot in depth, it’s a far smaller system than your traditional mid-tower case and almost veers into Mini ITX territory.
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