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Intel Core i9 14900F (68 MB cache, 24 cores, 2.00 GHz to 5.80 GHz P-Core Turbo Max 3.0)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070Ti SUPER 16GB GDDR6X
32 GB: 2 x 16 GB, DDR5, 5600 MT/s
1 TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
1000W Platinum Rated PSU, 240mm Liquid-Cooled CPU & Clear Side Panel
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We need to nuke this dell pay as part of a price. Opening a new of credit is over the top.
getting a dell card with no benefits for $100 discount is wild. wellsfargo active $200 and 2% cb, capital savorone $200 and multiple good categories and that's with bare minimum research
Tbh I feel it's still a good deal at 1709. I'm not going to do the credit thing.
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We need to nuke this dell pay as part of a price. Opening a new of credit is over the top.
getting a dell card with no benefits for $100 discount is wild. wellsfargo active $200 and 2% cb, capital savorone $200 and multiple good categories and that's with bare minimum research
getting a dell card with no benefits for $100 discount is wild. wellsfargo active $200 and 2% cb, capital savorone $200 and multiple good categories and that's with bare minimum research
Agree. That said, I wouldn't use up a 5/24 slot on either of these lines of credit personally. I did get that Wells Fargo card before I got involved in the credit card points game. But yeah, the D-pay is a terrible offer compared to what's out there.
I am assuming someone might be looking for this information
Max RAM supported would be 64Gb, total RAM slots are 2, 32GB max can be installed on each of them
I just purchased this 2 days ago @1709 ( no dell pay ) , if anyone interested this qualifies for a bundle with the dwf 34" Oled monitor and you pay $499 for it ($799 original price) so if you're looking for an Oled monitor as well and are already planning on spending $700+ on one, this "technically" means you're paying around $1400 for the PC ( $1300 if dell pay is used )
Does this have slots to install additional M2 SSDs?
Slots to add new memory?
PCIE slots?
How easy or difficult does Alienware make to add new hardware to the motherboard (in terms of driver support)?
Responding to my own question based on what I found quickly online.
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There are very Limited Expansion Features: - There are 0 available PCI slots, so the middle of the case is not obstructed in any way. Which is good for airflow but bad for expansion. - There are 2, M2 drive slots on the motherboard. One slot is filled with the drive you purchased with the system (or if you bought it with two M2 drives then that's it for expansion). - There is exactly one HD cage and it's on the inside edge of the case. There are only 2 DIMM slots. So, if you bought it with 32 GB of RAM, and both slots will be used.
Motherboard is only for DELL, not a general one, hard to upgrade in the future. No PCI slot usable (overlapped by video card)
Agree. That said, I wouldn't use up a 5/24 slot on either of these lines of credit personally. I did get that Wells Fargo card before I got involved in the credit card points game. But yeah, the D-pay is a terrible offer compared to what's out there.
What do you mean by 5/24 slot? Do you mean your new credit card to apply for for May 2024 and you apply for a new credit card for the bonuses every x months (to let your credit recover).
Hey guys how do I silent *recommended* deal email? I just double-checked my deal alert and laptop and dell isn't one of them.
idk man, double check your settings to make sure none of the keywords are being hit and refine them. Also this isn't a laptop, it's a desktop. It could be anything from SSD to RAM to some other completely non-related search.
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Got a r15 4090 13900k for $1,900 open box on microcenter. If it wasnt for this, I would had bought this instead
getting a dell card with no benefits for $100 discount is wild. wellsfargo active $200 and 2% cb, capital savorone $200 and multiple good categories and that's with bare minimum research
Agree. That said, I wouldn't use up a 5/24 slot on either of these lines of credit personally. I did get that Wells Fargo card before I got involved in the credit card points game. But yeah, the D-pay is a terrible offer compared to what's out there.
Slots to add new memory?
PCIE slots?
How easy or difficult does Alienware make to add new hardware to the motherboard (in terms of driver support)?
Max RAM supported would be 64Gb, total RAM slots are 2, 32GB max can be installed on each of them
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Slots to add new memory?
PCIE slots?
How easy or difficult does Alienware make to add new hardware to the motherboard (in terms of driver support)?
Motherboard is only for DELL, not a general one, hard to upgrade in the future. No PCI slot usable (overlapped by video card)
The other parts and price are good.
What do you mean by 5/24 slot? Do you mean your new credit card to apply for for May 2024 and you apply for a new credit card for the bonuses every x months (to let your credit recover).
idk man, double check your settings to make sure none of the keywords are being hit and refine them. Also this isn't a laptop, it's a desktop. It could be anything from SSD to RAM to some other completely non-related search.