
Alienware Area-51 gaming laptops are engineered for maximum power, packed with innovation, and encased in other-worldly design. By fusing an advanced thermal strategy, increasing airflow and elevating power with Intel Core Ultra HX processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series Laptop GPUs, we're bringing alien-class performance to the most passionate gamers.
A: I have this laptop and can confirm it does not have the 4K front camera or CherryMX keyboard.
Q: Does this have an OLED screen at this price tag??
A: No, the laptop does not feature an OLED screen. Instead, it uses an 18″ WQXGA (2560×1600) Wide Viewing Angle (WVA) IPS LCD panel with a matte anti-glare finish.
Q: Why BB doesn't include GPU size (GB) in the Specs section of the product?
A: Because the BB people are stupid.
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A: x2 Thunderbolt 5
Q: Still waiting on this laptop
A: Kindly check now as it is available to place an order.
Customers find value in the Area-51 gaming laptop's exceptional screen quality and effective cooling system. The high refresh rate display is visually appealing, and users have not reported significant overheating issues. The laptop's overall performance is also highly praised, with customers noting its powerful capabilities. With these features, the Area-51 delivers a solid gaming experience.
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Super easy to upgrade. Fairly quiet for the amount of performance you get (It comes with a 360-watt power brick!), and the 300hz screen looks beautiful. Dell driver support is also outstanding. During the short time I've owned it, it's already done 2 automated BIOS updates. It's also built like a tank, but it has an otherworldly "alien" look to it. It's so cool! Definitely recommended if you can afford the hefty price.
MadP Posted
I've gone through the Scar 5090 and Gigabyte Aorus 5090 laptops and found the Alienware is the best desktop replacement of the three. The Alienware has great expandability with the three NVMe slots, cable management with rear ports, 4 internal fans to help cool the internals, and 64GB 6400mhz RAM stock compared to the 32GB 5600 standard of the previous two I mentioned. I feel the Area-51 only falls short in two areas. The display is an IPS as opposed to OLED or Mini LED and having all the ports in the rear for cable management makes it the largest 5090 laptop as the rear ports protrude another inch. This makes it difficult if you ever want to take it travelling and an on-paper downgrade to the many mini LED and OLED offerings of its contemporaries. If you use the laptop as a stationary desktop replacement as its intentioned, those two issues are negligible. Personally, I keep it docked at all times and hooked up to an external 4k display anyways and I find the IPS display to still be pretty bright. My only complaint is that the Alienware Command Center software has a terrible UI. Navigating through the tabs to find overclock settings feels awkward and clumsy. Also, for whatever reason, Dell removed the feature to keep your touchpad RGB powered on at all times in BIOS. So now the touchpad only powers if you've touched the pad within the last 15 seconds. This is a shame since RGB lighting is part of the Alienware identity. It ends up being something you will never see outside of booting up if you have an external mouse/keyboard, which most people will.
Sean Posted
This gaming laptop has all the power you will ever need and most definitely future proof for years to come. I can play any game at ultra high settings with no problemo! Love this BEAST!
SupermanTX45 Posted