is it really Alienware "AM17x R4"??......and please can you add full tech-spec list?
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For a look at the spec, here is a good link, but it is the slightly older model, with the larger screen and this link does NOT have the same processor (it is an AM18XR2), but it gives you a good idea of overall specs for what is basically the same machine: http://i.walmart.com/i/rb/0088411608402.pdf
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It's good that you asked. From the box it says the requirements are based on a 3.2 GHz processor. I took pictures of the requirements section from the box mine came in. I'll upload them when I get to my pc.
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No it's not, all these computers are pretty custom for each of the components for each model. But you don't need it the 860 runs ultra settings at 1080p beautifully on the oled display battlefield 4 = lots of fun
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I don't know about the Alienware, but I have it in a Dell M6700, i7-3520M, 64-bit Windows 7. Seems to work well.
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I am still wondering if an alienware x51 will fit does anybody actually know
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The A6-4400M AMD Processor is a Dual Core Processor. Google this and you will see that I am right??? PS I have bought this computer before also.
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Not the original CPUs. It won't support 64gb. You should buy a R710 if you need that much memory
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I would say, "No sir". It has Radeon (tm) hd graphics 2.10 ghz. If you are looking specifically for gaming I don't think this is your computer, sorry. My husband has installed a couple of games on my laptop that don't play on his desktop, but he says his computer has a much better graphics card for his games like Crysis.
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That's not the same model. That's the single GPU version of it. There's a second page of models of this laptop.
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Yes it does, but just for fun,look here! http://bit.ly/1FgzmV1 I'm not being judgmental with that, I just think it's so friggin neat! That's a pretty decent laptop for most light to medium duty applications. The so called video card provided has no on board RAM and leeches from system memory. It's not an improvement on the stupid on-board graphics provided on most Intel boards. It's really not a gaming rig.
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I also think Alienware actually exists as the design behind Alienware products at Dell, so definitely more gamer-centric hardware specs. Reviews are above average:- http://www.digitaltrends.com/desktop-computer-reviews/alienware-x51-review/
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I performed a serious search for the technical specifications for the AMD Radeon HD 7770 and could not find them on line. (AMD had taken down the original page with specifications, but they could be found in Google cache; there was no mention there of power requirements.) There is a wide range of opinions about the power requirements of the HD 7770. There is some chance that the power supply will do the job; it certainly worked well in my application with a new video card that required more power than came with the machine (The power supply had already been replaced once with a 500w supply, but had become damaged.) I agree with Michael S. Why take a chance. I believe I would go with 600W. I performed a serious search for the technical specifications for the AMD Radeon HD 7770 and could not find them on line. (AMD had taken down the original page with specifications, but they could be found in Google cache; there was no mention there of power requirements.) There is a wide range of opinions about the power requirements of the HD 7770. There is some chance that the power supply will do the job; it certainly worked well in my application with a new video card that required more power than came with the machine (The power supply had already been replaced once with a 500w supply,... » Read More I performed a serious search for the technical specifications for the AMD Radeon HD 7770 and could not find them on line. (AMD had taken down the original page with specifications, but they could be found in Google cache; there was no mention there of power requirements.) There is a wide range of opinions about the power requirements of the HD 7770. There is some chance that the power supply will do the job; it certainly worked well in my application with a new video card that required more power than came with the machine (The power supply had already been replaced once with a 500w supply, but had become damaged.) I agree with Michael S. Why take a chance. I believe I would go with 600W. « Show Less
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Yes sir.. It sure will work with Alienware. Just make sure you wanting a SATA drive but 99.9% of desktops run SATA so should be fine.. Thanks a lot Scott All Computer Parts
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No. This is a full size PCI-E card for desktop computers. Laptops use an entirely different graphics card system to desktops. Contact Alienware support for questions regarding upgrading your laptop, for a fee they might be able to upgrade it.
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All I know is that it says Intel HD graphics 2500, and it plays LoL just fine. As far as high end gaming or video processing goes, I have no idea. Google would be a good place to look. Or if you have a question about results through a specific benchmark test, you can reply to this with the name of the program (assuming it's a free program) and I will run a test when I get home from work
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Not this model. It uses a proprietary connector which is compatible only on select Alienware computers.
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Everything as expected. Great processor. Do you need any extreme gaming/computing? You got covered ;)Recognized by system as i7-3970X @ 3.50GHz