Alienware Aurora 9

Linux2oo1 · February 24, 2020

I've been an apple user for many years now until just the past month where I had decided to sell my 2013 Mac Pro desktop when it ironically started developing issues after the new Mac Pro desktop 2020 had finally arrived. I've had these issues with allot of my apple products lately. Over the past few years it seems to be the norm where apple items start to maliciously malfunction as soon as something new comes alone. This was less of issue when Jobs was still alive. Now I'm obviously not a very tech savoy person as you can see by what I've just stated but I know when I'm being taken advantage of from a company. Sorta.

I say sorta because I did replace my apple computer with a Dell Alienware Aurora R9 which I went that direction on it's somewhat reinterpretation on making good gaming computers. A good gaming computer equates to me that the machine has to be built well. Now I'm probably mistaking on my thought process but that I would like to see if this is the case.

Now my main use for my computer at this point is just for recording some Podcast which I call "iWalter" https://www.spreaker.com/user/iwalter . I had replaced the new Alieanware's computer internal 3.5" HDD with a 2.5" four TB SSD to make the performance more comparable to my older Mac Desktop being that it was a solid state machine. Now the alieanware computer did also have a 256 M2 SSD in it as well for the OS. My 2013 Mac Pro originally also came with a 256 M2 SSD as well so there wasn't much difference there. . In addition I also made sure that the new computer had at least thirty-two gigs of RAM as well.

So on to my question. Could the Linus tech group do a video review on the Alienware Aurora R9 /R10 computers to see if I made a wise choice. I could have had someone make me a mutt computer but then the only thing is the individual parts are warrantied and not the whole computer. That is why I wanted to buy something like the Alienaware which is kinda like the upper echelon of Dell. It would be helpful to see what your perspective and comments on the Alieanware line of new desktops which had arrived late last years since I follow and respect the Linus Tech Group Reviews.

Thanks,

Walter P Interrante (Linux2oo1)

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