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Alienware Aurora 7500 Computer System

Tuesday, June 6th, 2006 | Desktop Computer Reviews, News

Building a custom computer gives you a feeling of control over what you are getting from your computer. Although there is extra effort required in choosing parts, there is really not too much to consider, and even a small amount of research into what goes into your computer will reap major benefits over choosing a pre-assembled computer.

The major drawback of pre-assembled computers are that when you have no choice over the parts, the parts that are chosen are often very cheap, and chosen to keep the price of the computer very competitive rather than getting the best balance.

The knowledge needed to find the right parts is something which many don’t have, and often people just don’t want to spend that time. To fill the need for high end systems, companies like Alienware have stepped in to offer the support and backup that the big companies give, but offering a better choice of components.

Basic specs include an AMD dual-core or FX processor, an Nvidia GeForce 7900GT graphics card, upwards of 1GB or memory, Raptor hard drives and other high-end parts. SLI for the graphics is also offered.

The system is extremely well put together, with a lot of care going into creating a very clean interior, with all the cables being tucked away. This makes it look very good, but makes it that much harder when you need to change things, keeping things all in the right order might become a little bit harder.

The USB ports and the other ports are easily located at the front of the case and there are a whole lot at the back.

Overall this computer is a very powerful system, although it may be possible to put something together that is more suited to your needs, if you just need a very powerful computer, with good looks, and don’t care much for building one by yourself, then this may just be your best bet.

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