Alienware - m15 R3 - 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER - 512GB Solid State Drive - Dark Side Of The Moon

Performance, why is the laptop is great, while it’s plugged in! This is nothing you can use without that power break. Decently, bright screen, but not as bright as I really need it to be on sunny days. The speed is definitely there. I didn’t think about upgrading the ram at the time that I purchased. Something that I should’ve thought about because had I known that I could not upgrade the ram I would not have purchased this particular gaming laptop. it only came with a 512 gig solid-state. I’ve definitely upgraded that too for total terabytes. I would definitely purchase an Alienware again, but I would make sure the upgrade ability is there.

The best Alienware computer produced so far, unless you want to go with the Area-51. Thin as a MBP and a lot more powerful. I highly recommend the 2070 Super over the 2080 Max-Q which is on my other Alienware M15-R3 laptop. One concern I have with his laptop is it gets incredibly hot, so I recommend buying a external laptop cooler which will bring your frame rate higher and your temperature lower. Also battery life isn't the best, so if you plan on taking this I work remotely in an area with no power it will not be your best choice. With everything turned down and CPU underclocked, I'm lucky if I get 1 1/2 hours of runtime doing light work. Don't try to game on this using battery because it will not work. Also if you opt in for the OLED screen just know that it is 60 hertz and barely any games can run at 4K with high or ultra settings. Surprisingly it's able to handle Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 in 4K ultra settings without any issues, but other stuff like COD and Fortnite will not work unless you down-sample to a lower resolution.

Amazing power and good quality build. Fans are a bit loud and the battery runs out quickly, but I always have it plugged in regardless and don't really mind the fans. Runs Valorant really well and I can easily run it with good wifi at about 5 ping, getting almost 300 fps. The keyboard is super comfy to type on and I can connect external devices easily with its multiple ports. Amazingly high-quality laptop for the price after the clearance sale. Video editing and content creation is also extremely easy and smooth with this device.

Very cool fancy looking laptop. Super powerful with the i7-10750H a RTX 2070 Super and 16gb of ram isn't bad at all. Did I say laptop looks very pretty? LoL It does and can run just about anything you through at it in ultra settings. Cons : the air vents underneath barely any with small air intake under fans. Good news is the GPU underload stays between 72c and 77c. The CPU on the other hand is 87c hard to 100c temps all the time. The CPU throttles down to cool it self. YOU MUST get "Throttlestop" to undervolt your CPU to 4.0 or 4.2. Huge savior good news is the performance is still pretty amazing and temps kept at 77c to 85c. My first time learning about it on YouTube THROTTLESTOP is simple to follow instructions and works great! Laptop kicks butt at VR with my Oculus Quest 2 link cable on ultra settings. Also, works great with wireless steam vr but you'll need "virtual desktop app" from oculus store mandatory...:) overall, I am pleased with the purchase. Would of returned it for a refund but Throttlestop is the key to maintaining CPU temps under control.

The computer is both powerful and extremely portable for what you get. It is able to run new games on high and older modern games on ultra easily. A lot of people complain about heat but on a desk it is fine at least. RAM is soldered and non-upgradable, but there are 2 free NVME slots for M.2 drives, with one easily able to take a standard M.2 SSD. Power cord is long, reaching across a hotel room easily, and accepts both American (110v) and World (220v) power standards. There's a lot of emphasis on the screen refresh rate, and I usually average about 140 FPS on the games I have been playing which is extremely smooth on it. I haven't tried the overclocking and other Alienware performance boosting features because I've been satisfied as is, so I'm sure the numbers can be boosted further, but the stock default profile is decently quiet and powerful as is. Keyboard is clicky and tactile, but easy to drift off keys while playing and typing since they are all on the same plane with little space between. You can set custom colors per key which helps you reset at a glance though. You can also set multiple profiles for it, so you can swap per game or keep a general preset. There's also preset change options for stuff like WASD, QWER, Numbers, or zones of the keyboard. End of the day it wasn't my first choice, the MSI G66 at this price point was, but it was available when I needed it and I am still overall very happy with it. Photo attached is of the review being written.

First off I'm going to say, sure I've had some issues with this laptop, mainly because I like things to be as perfect as I can try. I've exchanged 2 of these laptops, one because a key cap broke, and yeah I could have gotten a replacement key but oh well, the second one had one stuck pixel. But I really didn't want to give up on this laptop, as I really do love it. So now I'm on my third exchange. So far I have not had any issues with it at all. The specs are great, sure they don't rival my custom water cooled PC but there isn't to many compromises in terms of frame rate in games. Most of the many games I play, including some very graphically intensive ones play absolutely great. And the 300hz 3ms display is superb.

Great Laptop. Absolute Workhorse. The screen is phenomenal. The keyboard is great. Love the Customizable RGB Lights. Battery life is not great but it can last 3 hours on light tasks.

Is a very good option for game for work for all, i love my laptop