Alienware AX51-0066BK Desktop
- Intel Core i5 Processor 3GHz
- 8GB SDRAM DDR3 RAM
- 1TB 7200RPM Hard Drive
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
Alienware X51 fits in any living space where you want more flexibility, online connectedness, Gaming, and HD entertainment. It can standup or lay on its side. Join in the ultimate gaming experience with the Alienware X51 desktop gaming PC–Alienware’s smallest gaming desktop ever with outsized performance capabilities. Its smaller and more versatile form factor easily fits in a variety of environments–from your home’s game room to the dorm room to the office. The compact Alienware X51 desktop gaming PC (see larger image). Stand it tall or lay it on its side (see larger image). Comes with Alienware multimedia keyboard and optical mouse (monitor not included; see larger image). And despite its size, it’s powerful enough to give you the freedom to do it all–play modern games, immerse yourself in PC hobbies and tasks for work or school, or even create an entertainment hub by integrating it into a home theatre setup for watching Blu-ray movies with 7.1 surround sound. The read-onl
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Nice system but don’t buy it for the wireless connection,
I received this system in the mail today. The PC is as advertised, fast and quiet. The tower is nicely sized, much smaller than others I’ve had in the past. One of the +’s for me in buying this system was the built in wireless access. When I received it and started up I was very surprised to see that I was getting 1 to 3 bars of connectivity even though a laptop sitting right beside it has 5. After doing some legwork in the forums, I find that this problem is consistent on this machine. The only solution offered in the forums is to buy a wifi stick. I had an extra from my old system and plugged it in and sure enough, 5 bars of connectivity.
Until Dell gets their act together and provides a valid wifi connection in this system, buyer beware.
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|Sweet,
So I bought this PC for my wife’s dorm room while she’s in Tech training. Naturally, I’m testing it out before I hand it over to her. All I can say is “wow”. I couldn’t believe how small this thing is. Seriously, it’s almost identical in size to an X-Box 360. I have it hooked up to a 23in HP full HD monitor. Gaming on it is AWESOME. Handles SWTOR with ease. BF3 and MW3 are amazing on this machine. And the Bluray player will be great for the wife since she doesn’t really have room for a full on TV and Bluray player and all the extras needed with that. I will say that it will need a graphics card upgrade in the near future, but the system is completely customizable, so replacing the graphics card won’t be a problem. All in all, it’s a great little PC. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a gaming PC that also wants to save space. Oh, and the color customization option for the PC lights is just fun. You can make it 3 different colors at once!
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|Awesome machine, a few gripes,
This thing is awesome, works great, and plays games beautifully, but only buy it if:
1) You want to get into PC gaming (obvious one)
2) You want something small and high tech
3) You don’t want to build your own
4) You always wanted an alienware (there are other brands)
My few gripes:
1) Would have liked more usb ports in the front, maybe even a USB 3.0.
2) Would have liked a spot to put a SSD (this thing is small so asking for a second hard drive spot is a little too much but still :)!)
3) A bigger power supply would have been nice, I got the 330W but its still not enough to run higher end cards. This may change since NVIDIA is making their cards lower power.
4) It needs a better wireless card, but its not bad. (it gets about the same signal as my phone)
If you meet all of the above requirements, and don’t mind those gripes that I pointed out you should get this, or wait for an ivy bridge refresh.
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