Tuesday, March 18th 2008

Alienware Updates Area-51 with 9800 GX2

Alienware this afternoon upgraded its Area-51 gaming tower to take advantage of NVIDIA's latest video offerings. The new system uses NVIDIA's just-introduced nForce 790i Ultra SLI mainboard and now has the option of adding a single GeForce 9800 GX2 graphics card. These two GPUs on a single card will boost the price by $600. The new system will be available on April 10th.
Sources: Electronista, Alienware
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6 Comments on Alienware Updates Area-51 with 9800 GX2

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broke
You Guys, I really like TPU its a great community and resource. But sometimes I can't help but think that some of the news posts on the front page is e relevant garbage/ adds. I mean how many people here are even remotely interested in buying an Alienware computer. None cuz computers build by these companies are targeted at suckers. So please pretty please, lets not pollute the front page, and keep the site focused. Unless you can find a way to get Alienware to pay you for the advertising!
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WarEagleAU
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Wow. Id like to see a review of that card but it seems Alienware and dell are heading into the gamers den with full on charge!!
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DanishDevil
brokeYou Guys, I really like TPU its a great community and resource. But sometimes I can't help but think that some of the news posts on the front page is e relevant garbage/ adds. I mean how many people here are even remotely interested in buying an Alienware computer. None cuz computers build by these companies are targeted at suckers. So please pretty please, lets not pollute the front page, and keep the site focused. Unless you can find a way to get Alienware to pay you for the advertising!
I think it's relevant. It shows that the day the card launched, a major retailer of enthusiast PCs is already offering it as an option. Personally, I'd like to have even more news than we do now. It's news. The more the merrier. If you don't want to read about Alienwares, then skip over the article. I don't see a problem with it. And I hate nVidia :roll:
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#4
broke
DanishDevilI think it's relevant. It shows that the day the card launched, a major retailer of enthusiast PCs is already offering it as an option. Personally, I'd like to have even more news than we do now. It's news. The more the merrier. If you don't want to read about Alienwares, then skip over the article. I don't see a problem with it. And I hate nVidia :roll:
well it's not like it's upsetting me in any way, I was really just making a suggestion
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DanishDevil
Well calling what malware does for us "garbage" isn't very nice. That doesn't sound like a suggestion to me.
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#6
broke
DanishDevilWell calling what malware does for us "garbage" isn't very nice. That doesn't sound like a suggestion to me.
You're right, I apologize. Malware is the man!
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