Wow. Just wow. This is the weirdest shaped exterior for a desktop I've seen yet... Doesn't look like it's very portable but if you never plan on moving it I don't see why not.

Not that I would ever buy Alienware (price is too high for what you get) but this is a very impressive system. I wouldn't load out a system like this, since there seems to be way to much money sunk into the video cards. Could have dropped one and gotten a second or larger SSD (or both). Performance wouldn't even drop in most use cases. But then I'm really more of a single powerful GPU kinda guy.

Not the first crazy system out of one of the big names I have seen ether. Does anyone else remember the HP Blackbird 002?

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That is an amazing setup and massive horsepower!!!! Nice review :)

Oh gorgeous....

Smart move from Alienware to to release something so unique once in awhile. Because the argument of price to hardware IS so old, coming out with something like this triad design gives enthusiasts another reason to spend a little extra on their rig.

I was on the fence when I first saw this over a month ago, but after letting it marinate a bit it's really grown on me.

I believe the correct and technical term for this is "f*cking ugly".

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I believe the correct and technical term for this is "f*cking ugly".

yeah its odd... and the pics dont really let you see how HUGE it is... no thanks 😉 well... I wouldnt say no if they gave me one, I would just put it in a real case

Couldn't disagree with you more on this. In fact, it's actually slightly smaller than a full size ATX chassis and not really that big. It's a big gaming PC but as full-sized ATX chassis go, it's not big.

I've seen the Blackbird and I like this better, actually.

I still just think of the iTrashCan when I see this. Reminds me of a shuttle PC. Or the people who cram PCs into toasters or other random objects. I'm still waiting on my coconut shell design PC case to be functionally feasible.

That monitor is completely inappropriate for this rig.

For an nVidia-driven gaming machine, to use a monitor that does not support G-Sync or ULMB, only does 60hz and is 8ms gray-to-gray is a BIG deficiency.

A rig like this which is primarily for gaming is crying out for something like the Asus PG278Q, not some big slow office productivity screen.

Relax... this is a 24-inch 4K panel and gaming on it was just fine actually. G-Sync would be great but we're looking to get performance numbers primarily.

I want one! This is just too sweet! This rig is very well designed, and should provide maximum happiness to whomever gets one. The intelligently designed airflow is innovative and bold. More color schemes might be nice, other than that, its a work of art.  I know what I want Santa to bring me!