Alienware launches 2025 Area-51 desktop with standard ATX components

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Alienware has introduced the 2025 Area-51 desktop, which now uses standard ATX components instead of proprietary parts. This change allows for easier upgrades and customization, responding to customer demand for more flexibility in gaming PCs. The new design features a tempered glass chassis and supports up to 24-core Intel processors, Nvidia's next-gen GPUs, and extensive storage options. It also includes a dedicated daughterboard for managing lighting and fans, with a conversion kit for third-party motherboards. While the Area-51 has shifted to standard components, Alienware's smaller Aurora model will continue using proprietary parts for now. Dell is evaluating potential changes for the Aurora based on customer demand and cost considerations.


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