Alienware Area-51 Threadripper Edition Review 2023

• Highest Resolution 4k Gaming Experience.
• Highest Benchmark Score
• Expandable chassis Option
• Quiet Gaming Without Heating
• Quiet Cooling System
• Solid Build Quality

• High Price
•  Noisy when parts are worried
• USB-C lacks Thunderbolt 3
• Underwhelming Motherboard

Alienware Area-51 Threadripper Edition’s Design And Build

Initial considerations are made by Alienware area51 threadripper. It has a height of 569mm, and a width of 272mm, and most of its front panel is covered in glossy, dark plastic slats. The familiar Alienware emblem is the power button, and RGB lights illuminate the slatted section and the side panels.

Each corner of the triangle casing is reinforced by a metal grip, making it easier to tilt the device and gain access to its various ports and sockets. As can be expected from a computer of this size and price, the build quality is top-notch. The metal and plastic used in the case are both sturdy.

Even with all of this good news, the Alienware area51 threadripper is still a problematic piece of machinery. Due to its bulk, this setup is a pain to bring to LAN parties and other gaming gatherings, and its unconventional form makes it awkward to slide under a desk.

The internal parts are just as unsatisfying. Both graphics cards are plastic-encased variations that look like standard reference units, and the processor is cooled by a massive 120mm water cooler with a single 120mm fan. There are no RGB LEDs, fancy heatsinks, or other extras on the motherboard.

There is a large metal box for the power supply, and most of the cables are different bright colours. These cables are similarly a mess, as they are dispersed throughout the chassis and tangled together at its base.

Only towards the back of the casing can you find any significant expansion options, including three hard drive bays and a 2.5 a slot with cables already attached.
Due to the lack of a window on the Alienware’s side panel, an immaculate or aesthetically pleasing interior is not necessarily necessary. But nonetheless, for the price, I’d expect more from such a high-end PC.

Competitors to Dell are more successful. The most recent top-tier gaming system I evaluated, the Asus ROG GT51CH, has a provide those design on the inside and more room for storage and memory upgrades. You wouldn’t think it from looking at it, but the compact Corsair One Elite packs a lot of intelligence and cunning into a very compact size.

You may go a step further and look into local PC shops like Scan, Chillblast, or Cyberpower. When compared to Alienware area51 threadripper these companies’ systems have similar or lesser specifications and cost about the same. And for the same price, you can have far more upgrade room and a more classic design in a case that uses water cooling.

As with previous Alienware versions, the Alienware Area-51 Threadripper Edition is managed by the time-tested Command Center software. The RGB LEDs on your system may be made to glow in a variety of colors, and the program also lets you set individual lighting profiles for different games.

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Not sure if I would do that. Although the Alienware Area-51 Threadripper Edition is made by a well-known company and has an interesting design, it doesn’t offer much beyond its sturdy metal exterior.

When compared to more traditional systems, this one is louder and has a less appealing interior design. It’s bulkier and heavier than its rivals but offers fewer features.

Performance-wise, it also falls short of expectations. With its ware area51 threadripper processor and two GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards, this computer has frightening processing and graphics capabilities. However, due to clever overclocking, better motherboards, and faster memory and storage, systems from smaller, specialised builders will succeed.

The question of whether or not such a high level of performance is required also arises. Most gamers don’t need more than one GTX 1080 Ti, and if you need two GPUs, other processors will offer better support than the 1950X.

Traditional computers powered by Intel or AMD processors will serve your professional needs just as well, if not better. If you buy a machine specifically designed for office use, you can save a lot of money while still getting a lot of bang for your buck. And if you absolutely need ware area51 threadripper, there are other, more capable, and cheaper systems out there.

Performance of the Alienware Area-51 Threadripper Edition

The Ryzen Threadripper 1950X is without a doubt the best part of the Alienware. It is the most powerful chip in AMD’s 2017 architecture. It has a total of 16 cores and 32 threads running at the same time.

The 1950X is more than just a machine with a lot of cores. Its base speed of 3.4GHz is fine, and with Turbo boosting, it can go up to 4.2GHz. It has 32MB of cache and the Threadripper architecture, which means it can use four channels of memory and has better Precision Boost turbo performance.

There is no game that needs a processor with 16 cores. Instead, the 1950X is made for complex tasks like video production, CAD design, content creation, and database management. The Alienware has 64GB of 2,666MHz memory to help you get things done. This is another large amount that only the most demanding programmes will need.

The 1950X works better than any other PC I’ve seen in the past few months. The Corsair One Elite had a Core i7-8700K processor with six cores that could work together at the same time. On the other hand, enware area51 threadripper is not meant to compete with these chips. Instead, it is made to compete with the Core i9 processors from Intel. These parts range from the 10-core i9-7900X to the 18-core i9-7980XE, which is the best.

The 1950X looks great on paper, but it’s not as good as it sounds. Consider that its multi-core Geekbench score of 26,353 is a record, but it is only about 3000 points higher than the Corsair One Elite and its i7-8700K chip.

Alienware area51 threadripper focus on having a lot of cores hurts the performance of a single core. Its single-threaded Geekbench score of 4024 is over 1000 points lower than the Corsair and about the same as the Ryzen 7 1800X. In PCMark 8, Alienware scored 4184, which put it behind other computers that cost less.

It’s an interesting set of results, but they show that AMD’s latest chips have a tricky problem. Even though the 1950X has more cores than almost everything else, only a few applications will really take advantage of them.

Ryzen and Core i7, which are more traditional processors, will be better for most workers and gamers. And, of course, the high number of cores hurts the performance of a single thread. This means that Intel’s chips and the more expensive Ryzen parts, especially when overclocked, will work better with games and more traditional software.

The power comes from two Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards. There is plenty of power in the top GPUs, which have 7168 stream processors and 22GB of GDDR5X memory.
The two graphics cards can run any new 4K game without putting up much of a fight. The two cards will also work with VR headsets, widescreen panels, screens with a high refresh rate, and setups with more than one monitor. They’re also great for work since they have enough power for video production and other graphical tasks.

In Tomb Raider, the Alienware area51 threadripper got 91 frames per second, and in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, it got a whopping 154 frames per second. This machine does a good job, but it really shines at 4K. It got an average of 84fps in Tomb Raider at 3840 x 2160, which was better than Corsair’s 68fps. It got 143fps in Shadow of Mordor, which is much better than Corsair’s 88fps and the Asus’s 91fps.

You can find more proof of the Alienware area51 threadripper Edition’s raw performance on the 3DMark website. On the Fire Strike Ultra test, Alienware got a score of 12,479. The best score Corsair could get was 7075.

There is a lot of power, more than the single GTX 1080 Ti in the Corsair and more than the two GTX 1070 GPUs in the Asus ROG GT51CH. But the big-name Area-51 will once again race machines made by local builders who are experts in their fields. If you had a system with two GTX 1080 Ti cards from Chillblast, Scan, or PC Specialist, they were almost certainly overclocked versions.

Also, these two GPUs don’t scale perfectly, which is a common problem with SLI. Also, keep in mind that games will run even better on Intel-based chips with the same GPU configuration.

Alienware area51 threadripper did a good job keeping the heat in. The peak temperatures of its CPU and GPU, at 65°C and 84°C, respectively, are fine, and the rig was usually pretty quiet. If you’re not pushing the system’s parts, you won’t notice the low, almost inaudible rumble.

When the key parts are put through tough gaming tasks or high-end work applications, the quiet buzz turns into a loud, low rumble. It won’t be a big deal if you’re gaming with headphones or speakers, but if you’re in a quiet office, you’ll be able to hear it. It’s also much louder than the Corsair and many machines made by British companies.

A standard enware area51 threadripper 08FN1W motherboards is used to connect the main parts. It lacks free memory slots, PCI sockets, and high-end features like onboard POST displays, buttons, and RGB LEDs. It has 64GB of 2666MHz memory, which is plenty for business applications but way too much for most people.

A 2TB hard drive and a 512GB SK Hynix PC401 M.2 SSD are used for storage. The consistency of the first drive is not good: its read speed of 2671MB/sec is great, but its write speed of 659MB/sec is only slightly faster than SATA SSDs.

Like always, Dell makes more than one version of this machine. The basic model costs £2,149, but we don’t recommend it because it only has 8GB of memory, no SSD, and a GTX 1050 Ti graphics card. This is a confusing set of rules.
If you want a ware area51 threadripper Edition, you should build your own. The Alienware website lets you play around with memory, storage, and graphics to increase power or decrease price.

EXTREME POWER. OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE.

Thanks to the brand-new AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors, you can simultaneously play, record, and create on the enware area51 threadripper Edition Desktop. Due to its high performance, triple graphics, and our first 16-core CPU, this machine is ideal for gamers, creators, and multitasking streamers.

Precisely what does Alienware mean when they refer to their product as the “Area-51 Threadripper Edition?”

Dell’s latest top-tier gaming PC is an incredible player. The Alienware area51 threadripper Edition from Alienware is 28 kg heavy, has a large triangular structure, and, as usual, is covered with various lights.

At £5269, it’s not cheap, but there’s a logic behind the high cost. This revised Alienware Alienware area51 threadripper now comes with not one but two Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti graphics cards and AMD’s flagship Threadripper processor.

Verdict

Antenna hairThe most recent ware area51 threadripper looks the part, but in nearly every way it falls short. If you really need a Threadripper CPU, you should compare prices.

Specifics

Gain entry to the additive: Both easy-access doors, constructed from a single structural panel, are designed to shield internal electronics and components from debris and interference from other components.

The largest desktop cavity available from Alienware is outfitted with cable management clamps, four independent HDD cable clips, graphics brackets, and locks to keep your cards securely fastened. Even the housing for the wireless antennae has been optimised for maximum reception and is located at the system’s highest point.

The Triad design is anchored by the power supply and fashioned from an internal carbon-coated metal skeleton with staked-in rubber grommets.

Requirements SHOULD BE INCREASED.

Support for two Alienware-defined overclocking modes, which will be available in the BIOS and tested for quality and stability by our engineers, is anticipated.

Five user-created profile slots are provided, as well as the ability to modify CPU and RAM, as well as dial in specific MHz, offsets, and voltage. In addition, a one-time validation process ensures the stability and usability of the system.

Five layers of protection, including real-time monitoring to detect problems and pre-populated validation values, help prevent hardware failure.

EXPERIENCE THE COMPLETE RANGE OF COLORS.

Alienware Area51 Threadripper Edition lets you customize your lighting experience across nine independent programmable lighting zones. With over 20 color options, up to 512 trillion color combinations are possible.

WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS

Height: 569.25mm (22.41 inches); Depth: 638.96mm (25.16 inches); Width: 272.71mm (10.74 inches); Weight: 28kg (61.73lbs)

Alienware Area 51 Threadripper Edition Essential Accessories

Add additional Steam Wallet Cards, a wireless touch keyboard, and gaming headsets to your Alienware purchase. These and other wonderful items can be found at the checkout

Final Thoughts

Desktop workstations powered by more common Intel or AMD CPUs will likely suffice, if not excel. A more adaptable and useful system for an office setting can be had at a reduced cost if you choose this path. Even if Threadripper is essential, there are other frameworks that are superior in performance and suitability.

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