Alienware Aurora R7 Liquid Cooling Gaming Desktop (Epic Silver) - (Intel Core i7-8700K, 32 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD + 2 TB HDD, NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti 11 GB Graphics Card, Windows 10 Home)

It does help to not get too excited and plug the HDMI cable into the port on the motherboard. I cursed the low graphics until I actually found the graphics card. It is very discreet. Maybe a printed setup manual would have helped.

If you’re looking for a machine that’s capable of playing anything in the current market, both Standard and VR, with the ease of use that comes with all Alienware machines, look no further than this.Whisper quiet with a stable 60fps @ 1440p in any number of the latest titles.

This desktop PC is amazing, and worth the purchase, came nicely presented and for a very powerful desktop in a very sleek package, this PC does not take up much space at all.Pros-Sleek and space saving design for a powerhouse desktop PC-Easily customisable, screwless design lets you open it up and have a look inside to swap out parts like RAM etc with relative ease.-looks amazing with RGB lights and logos all customisable from the alienware utility programs.-Runs cool and silent with an occasional fan noise when utilisingCons-Quite Pricey for an older generation system- the keyboard it comes with is very cheap ( If you are a gamer like me i would recommend buying a proper gaming keyoard)Additional Notes:If you are buying this system please make sure you note that only the GTX1080ti version will come with 860w psu and liquid cooling.

It's stupid. Very overpriced for what it is. Cheap motherboard, cables all over the place. For the exact same price, I built this. Its not hard to build a pc, save some money, buy the parts yourself and youtube it, I promise you this product is a rip off.Specs of my PC if you're wondering?i7 7700K700W Gigabyte Semi modular PSUGigabyte Aorus Xtreme Edition GTX 1080ti32Gb DDR4 Corsair Vengeance@ 3200MHzASUS Z270F motherboardNZXT Kraken X52 AIOCorsair 570X Crystal Series

Over priced, overstuffed and definitely looks like there will be over heating issues in that compact case. If you are going to be using this for gaming, 32gb of RAM is totally useless if you have a GTX 1080ti...or any high end graphics card with over 6gb of VRAM. I just built a PC with i7-8700k overclocked, 16gb RAM (3200mhz), a z370 Asus Rog Maximus X hero motherboard , Corsair H115i pro liquid cooler , GTX 1070 Ti GPU beautifully displayed in a corsair 400c case for just under £1600 and with plenty of room to upgrade in the future. You may want to add in the over priced gtx 1080 Ti (80% more expensive for 20-30% more performance...though to be fair this is due to high demand for these gpu's for Bitcoin mining) but still coming in £500 less than this inferior rig. Build it, it is easier than you think and far more rewarding. That is my honest opinion.