Alienware 17 R3 - 2016

For 2016, Alienware is overhauling its triumphant equation for gaming portable PCs, bringing Intel's new sixth gen Core i7 CPU and Nvidia's 980M design to its driving 17-inch gaming tablet. Regardless you get Alienware's mark spaceship-motivated case, huge amounts of adjustable lights and a comfortable console. Hurl in a 17.3-inch screen that sets another bar for gaming machines, and you have a quite intense bundle for $2,750. Different scratch pad have all the more intense desktop-level GPUs worked in, yet when you associate the Alienware 17 to the discretionary design amp ($980 with Nvidia 980Ti GPU), its gaming execution goes to an entire other level while future-sealing your buy.


Spec:
- CPU : 2.7-GHz Intel Core i7-6820HK
- RAM : 16GB
- Graphic Card : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M with 8GB GDDR5

DESIGN
While other gaming frameworks contend with progressively shouty outlines that are time after time hung in red and dark, the Alienware 17's case has remained for the most part unaltered in the course of recent years. The skeleton's smooth, spaceship-propelled framing will in any case emerge in a group, particularly when every one of the lights are set burning, as on a Star Destroyer chasing down some troublesome revolutionaries. Be that as it may, with the 2016 model vague from its 2015 and 2013 ancestors, it about time for Alienware to do a total patch up.

Inside, a smooth dark deck gives a decent difference to the space-dim outside boards and the extra lights mounted under the console and behind the Alienware logo underneath the show. Of course, everything feels determinedly set up together, a need considering the 17's 8.33 pound heave. 

 









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