Announced last August, the Alienware Aurora R16 PC is the new version of its mid-format Aurora stationary PC range, offering high performance for gamers looking for a space-saving and quiet machine.
With its volume reduced by 40% compared to its predecessor and a new cooling system that is 20% quieter, the Aurora R16 is playing the miniaturization card even more this year. Its dimensions (458.4 x 418 x 197 mm) allow it to sit discreetly on or under a desk.
Today, Alienware updates this model with the latest generations of Intel processors and Nvidia graphics cards.
Aurora R16 upgrades to 13th Gen Intel processors
Not without coincidence, Intel today made its new line of 13th generation processors official. These can therefore be integrated into the Alienware Aurora R16, more precisely the i7 14700KF (16 Cores and 28 threads up to 5.6 GHz) and i9 14900KF (24 core and 32 threads up to 6 GHz) chips. The 12th and 13th generation Intel CPUs are of course still available.
Another update on this PC revision, Alienware now offers the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090, the most powerful and expensive graphics card on the market. All these little people will be cooled thanks to the system of watercooling builder’s house.
The rest of the configuration remains unchanged, with the possibility of up to 64 GB of DDR5 RAM at 5600 MHz as well as NVMe SSD storage of up to 4 TB (8 TB maximum with two modules) . Finally, Alienware’s proprietary motherboard features Wi-Fi 6E
Price and availability of the Aurora R16
The Alienware Aurora R16 PC will be available tomorrow with these new configuration options at a price starting at 1,779 euros.