Dell has come out with new gaming notebooks at PAX West 2016. These new gaming notebooks would not only come with the usual Nvidia graphic cards, but they are VR-ready as well. The new gaming notebooks from Alienware would be a welcome addition for gamers who would want to be mobile in their gaming.
Dell's Alienware division has come out with three new gaming notebooks. The new notebooks are the Alienware 13, Alienware 15 and Alienware 17. The Alienware 13 is the lowest among the three notebooks out. It is also the smallest at 13 inches. The Alienware 13 would be for gamers who want to have something more portable and less expensive, as Ubergizmo notes.
The Alienware 15, though, is where the real action begins. This notebook brings in more performance with its ability to support the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060. At 15.6 inches, it is a little bit larger than the Alienware 13 yet still manages to be portable.
Though the Alienware 13 can support the Nvidia GeForce GTX 10-series cards, the Alienware 15 has the Intel i5 processor, making it far better in terms of gaming than the Alienware 13. Its screen is an FHD, anti-glare display with 300-nits. It is also VR-compatible with the GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card.
The high-end among these is of course the Alienware 17 which has the Intel i7 6820HK processor. For gamers, this means that the processor can be overclocked, according to Yahoo Sports. This would then take gaming to a whole new level. It can support up to 32GB DDR4 RAM, making it a fast gaming notebook. It is also not shy on storage as it has 3TB HDD and 1 TB SSD. Just like the Alienware 15, it is VR-compatible.
The Alienware 17 has the IR Tobii eye-tracking technology and Overwolf app that can help gamers keep track where they are looking. This is most useful for gamers who are into first-person shooters (FPS) where the ability to see ahead can be crucial.
All of the new Alienware notebooks have RGB lighting on their keyboards, which has become a feature for many gaming keyboards both on the PC and laptop. It is designed to be sturdy as well with its body made from a mix of anodized aluminum and magnesium alloy. This ensures that the notebooks would be durable yet at the same time light as well.
As if these aren't enough, the new Alienware notebooks also come with an option to support the new AMD RX 470 graphics card. With these features Alienware hopes to get gamers into the new gaming notebooks, which promise to deliver hardcore gaming in portable gaming devices.
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