Recently Dell unveiled a host of new monitors in India. Now, the American computing company has expanded its range of gaming desktops under its Alienware brand. The latest offering is the Dell Alienware Aurora R16. It arrives as the successor to the Aurora R16 that was announced earlier this year. The gaming desktop packs top-notch hardware in a smaller and more compact form factor. Read on to learn everything about the machine below. 

Dell Alienware Aurora R16 specifications and features

Dell says that the Alienware Aurora R16 is 40 percent smaller than its predecessor. It boasts Legend 3 industrial design embracing cleaner materials in an optimized chassis and a matte finish. Internally, the new design is also claimed to offer an improved airflow efficiency without sacrificing performance. This is due to the larger passageways and optimized internal cable management for cooler temperatures and lesser operating noise. 

Meanwhile, on the hardware front, the Dell Alienware Aurora R16 is offered in 13 and 14th-generation Intel Core processor options. It packs NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU onboard. The machine supports up to 32GB DDR5 RAM and 1TB SSD storage. The Alienware Aurora R16 comes with WiFi-6 and 2.5Gbps Ethernet options for both wired and wireless connections. 

Dell has also revamped the Alienware Command Centre. It allows gamers to access and adjust various settings specific profiles, themes, lighting customization, macros, audio configurations, and more. 

The Dell Alienware Aurora R16 carries a starting price tag of Rs 1,59,990. It can be purchased from the brand’s official website, exclusive stores, Amazon, and select retail outlets across the country.  

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