Alienware’s 16X Aurora and Area-51 laptops won a Best of CES 2026 Award for adding beautiful OLED displays to the line. These computers have Intel Core Ultra 200HX chips and up to RTX 5090 graphics.

Choosing between air cooling vs liquid cooling for gaming PCs is no longer a simple budget decision. Modern CPUs push well past 250W under load, while GPUs dump massive heat into compact cases.

TL;DR: Alienware unveiled new flagship Area-51 18- and 16-inch gaming laptops featuring Intel Core Ultra 200HX processors, NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs, advanced cryo-chamber cooling, and high-refresh ...

Very pretty desktop with nice lighting, especially if you like Tron. GPU, RAM, and storage are simple upgrades. Tool-less latch system to remove the side panel. Great value. CPU upgrades are limited.

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The Alienware 16X Aurora is the model that serious gamers should consider over the 16 Aurora and that's pretty obvious when you compare the specs. Just look at the all of the upgrades: Compared to ...

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Nov 3 (Reuters) - Vertiv Holdings (VRT.N), opens new tab on Monday said it would acquire HVAC services firm PurgeRite Intermediate for about $1 billion, as the data center power equipment maker seeks ...

Solid gaming performance. Really bright, 240-Hz display. Convenient ports in the back. Responsive touchpad. Battery life is decent. Keyboard and palm rests get warm. Cheaper gaming laptops perform ...

Liquid cooling will likely be needed for SSDs that provide the performance needed for future AI data center workloads. Solidigm was demonstrating and talking about a prototype liquid cooled SSD at the ...

Walk into a typical data center and one of the first things that jumps out at you is the noise—the low, buzzing sound of thousands of fans: fans next to individual computer chips, fans on the back ...