OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows 8, 64-bit, English

PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE: Microsoft® Office 365 Home Premium 

 HARD DRIVE: 2TB Serial ATA 3 Hard Drive 

 MONITOR: Dell U2212HMC 21.5-Inch UltraSharp™ Monitor

KEYBOARD: Alienware Multi-Media Keyboard

 MOUSE: Alienware Optical Mouse, MG10 

 WALLPAPER: Alienhead Chrome Blue

ADDITIONAL KEYBOARDS & MICE: Logitech G19 Gaming USB Keyboard

 

SUPPORT: 2 Year Essential Support

 

  PROCESSOR: 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i7-3770 (8M Cache, up to 3.4 GHz)

 MEMORY: 16GB (2 X 8GB) Dual Channel DDR3 up to 1600MHz  

OPTICAL DRIVE: Slot-Loading Dual Layer Blu-ray Reader (BD-ROM, DVD+-RW, CD-RW)  

VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 660 1.5GB GDDR5  

CHASSIS COLOR: Matte Stealth Black with Dark Chrome Accents  

WIRELESS: DW1506 Wireless-N WLAN Half Mini-Card  

Adobe Reader Software: No Adobe Reader Selected  

ALIENFX: AlienFX Color, Quasar Blue  

PRE-INSTALLED SOFTWARE: Steam Factory Installed and Steam Extra Content  

AVATAR: Alienhead Chrome Blue  

AUTOMATIC UPDATES: 330W External Power supply

 

Edited March 14, 201313 yr by Trooper John

Heck yeah, you'll have no problem at all. You'll be able to max it out no problem. Nice specs by the way.

Thanks, it would only cost me $1,946.98

 

Do you plan on buying it?

Do you plan on buying it?

I have to earn the money sadly, trying to earn it working hard to. But it will be $194 per week and I only have 10 weeks in Summer Break till my next grade. so it will be while.

Alienware is always overpriced...you can probably get something with the same specs if you build it yourself. However, Alienware is pretty good, so it should be worth the money, but still...

Edited March 17, 201313 yr by willpv23

Wow just learned if your running Windows 8 pro 64bit your machine can support up 512gb of ram(new excuse for an upgrade to my ram-lol)

Right now I'll running similar specs to the system you want but with a 6 core Intel chip with a measly 8 gb if ram and I run gta maxed out with no issues looks great at 1080p good luck hope your can get the system soon

Alienware is always overpriced...you can probably get something with the same specs if you build it yourself. However, Alienware is pretty good, so it should be worth the money, but still...

I agree, that's what I did and the system was way cheaper I got my parts between newegg.com and tigerdirect.com great sources with world wide shipping

Edited March 19, 201313 yr by gatekeeper

i have an alienware but i got mine for 700 dollars it was one of the cheapest one i could afford. But those are very good specs.

For prebuilt, I went with CyberPower. It was a decent price, and had balanced specifications. I just simply updated the hardware as time went on, and added a few extra fans to the case.

The only complaint I have is constant blue screens. At least one every week, sometimes longer if I'm lucky. But prebuilt is a good choice if you don't want to assemble it yourself, or if you don't know how to assemble it (like me).

I have an X51 too. It's amazing, and well worth the money. You'll love it.

Dem lights.

The materials to build that should only cost about half of what you quoted.

Trooper John, check out these guys they did my new rig:  www.digitalstormonline.com

 

They are all geeky computer guys that know exactly what they are talking about and will be a huge help to you!  They are also cheaper than alienware spec for spec.