I remember back when I was thinking about what kind of gaming PC I wanted the alpha just came out and I was considering getting one but when I saw you couldn't upgrade the GPU I decided to just build a PC. I remember watching Alienware's Alpha gameplay videos on their channel and I commented something like "you should be able to hook it up to the amp" and they actually replied and said something like "good idea, we'll mention it to the design team."
It really depends. I, for example, am only considering getting one due to the fact that it is so small. Of course, one could build a mini ITX system, but there aren't many of them (or they are crowdfunded like DAN cases, and thus don't always ship properly), so I do not know. If you are a university student and you are always moving from your dormitory to your parents' house, then I suppose it would make sense to buy the R2. Otherwise, you should just build your own pc.
It seems pretty reasonable to me. I just built a mini ITX system and paid about $700. Ended up with 680GB of SSD storage, a water cooled i7-3770k and a GTX 970. Even though I bought the smallest case you can cram those components into, it's still at least 3-4x's the size of this little Alienware. And for someone who only games at 1080p and has no interest in VR yet, the difference between a 960 and 970 is meh.
Hey Dave! I was actually really really excited when you made this video. 1) because I'm an owner of an Alienware Alpha and 2) because I'm wondering if you will encounter the yellow blinking lights of death. After about a week, most owners will experience when their Alienware Alpha turns on, but doesn't boot, and the power button blinks in yellow a constant 5 blinks. If you do encounter this problem, please try to make a review. I really hope you see this comment!
If you just want to play on the TV then no... you can't upgrade the graphics card or the cpu... I recommend building a gaming PC. If you want help I'd be happy to teach ya through skype
6700HQ = 6700T, 970M = 960. If you want a portable computer, instead of being relegated to a fixed desk, It would be much better to buy a Gaming laptop with a 6700HQ-970M, you can get a good one for $1300. For $400 more, you get an inbuilt battery = UPS, Inbuilt Screen = Monitor, Inbuilt Mouse, keyboard, webcam PC that you can use anywhere.
+kninez My problem with laptops around that price range though is the small screen, and I think I would prefer a wider display, but good suggestion though.
Kyle Pimentel Do you also hate phones that cost as much as laptops $600, that have teeny tiny screens?......Don't be silly, laptops have small screens because their entire point is portability. they are meant to be portable desktops, their screens are made up for since you sit alot closer to them.
kninez I hope you realise that all phones don't cost as much as even low end gaming laptops and they have completely different uses. It's not like you're gonna call a friend with a 17" phone that is as thick as a laptop. Also this guy is obviously not looking for portability just a small gaming PC that he could fit away and attach to a tv or monitor and get great price out of it. To get the $1700 gaming laptop you mentioned, which would still be slightly slower that this you could buy 2 of these. I would take that over a gaming laptop any day. Actually getting the gaming laptop you mentioned would be soon outdated and even more new gaming laptops would just become more pricey, making your suggestion obsolete.
Are you sure it's a desktop 960? I presumed it's the same part in the Zotac Magnus 970: techreport.com/review/29208/zotac-zbox-magnus-en970-reviewed NVidia didn't like them using "M" branded parts in a desktop, so they rebranded the 970M as a 960.
***** So it's GM206 in GPU-Z, not GM204? Just making sure, because Nvidia already pulled a fast one like that in the Zotac box I mentioned, the 970M was rebranded a GTX 960, without the M, but still mobile.
That limitation of only 8 gb of ram really bugs me.. Is it important you think or not? What is even more strange, is that in the US market, they give you the option to install up to 16gb of ram while in Europe we only get the 8 gb option. Do you know why that is?
UPDATE: For anyone who has the same question as me, a representative of Alienware explained that the 16gb version that is available through the US site is in fact the R2 version of the alpha, which apparently is not yet available in the European market. So that's that.
wow I am so mad I have the Top version i7 first gen Alpha, I bought it for the same price as you got the R2 for only a few months ago, So basically I have Exactly the same machine, except I upgraded RAM to 16GB and put in SSD. Can i upgrade the GPU or buy the Alienware Box You talked about in the video NO. I will NEVER shop at Dell again!
sorry it`s not the same machine, one has a dogshit 860M 2GB, which is almost 2 times slower than the GTX 960 with half the video ram and you`ll be stuck forever with your dogshit gpu, and that's why used Alpha R1 sells for dirt cheap now
MikeTheRusski if you still care since this comment was 3 years ago. The i7 you will see an improvement in gaming however the i7 really shines in the work station side of things like intensify programs but the i5 are more geared towards just gaming.
amp will bypass the graphics from the alpha r2 and use the one that you put inside the amp at no performance loss whatsoever, whenever you decide to plug the amp to your alpha R2, a reboot is needed(as opposed to the one from razer which uses thunderbolt 3)
so i have a question. which rig would be better? this? or a alienware X51 R3 with intel core i5 6400, 8gb ram, 1 TB HDD, 2.7ghz up to 3.3 ghz, and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 graphics with 4GB GDDR5 graphics memory? i could end up buying either one.
I just bought the Alpha R2 with all the Dell recommended upgrades. Just a smidge of 1400USD. Now I need a blutooth xbox controller. Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit, English Alienware Alpha R2 with HDMI Cable NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX960 GPU 4GB GDDR5 16GB DDR4 at 2133MHz - 1 DIMM 256GB M.2 PCIe SSD + 1TB 7200RPM HDD Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8620 2x2 + Bluetooth 4.2
They really hit the nail on the head here. I know people will say, "why doesn't it have a 1060 in it?". Do you think that thing can cool that without becoming a molten slab?
The walmart in Alabama when I was visiting my grandparents in 2021 had one more of this laying around and no one was buying it despite them lowering the price by so much and they got it down to 20 dollars. And no I'm not even kidding, twenty dollars. I ended up buying it and it came with an i3 6th gen and a gtx 960 with 8gb ddr4. Honestly fell in love with it ever since. I upgraded it later with a 6700 and now its being used as a LAN computer so when friends come over they just hook up their playstation controllers and we play call of duty zombies split screen or those mini games that lets you play with multiple controllers hooked up.
My friend already bought it.. Sad its not available in India His brother sent it to him from US Awesome performance He gets 50+ FPS in most games .. He is really happy with it .. Thanks Dave for reviewing it.. You do awesome .. Keep cool and rock .. Thumbs from India
I have the R1 model and love it. This R2 model is what I dreamed as a perfect mini PC. Super compact and now with GPU amplifier support =very upgrade-able. Great job Alienware!
As someone who decided to build a hulking ATX rig in his Junior year of college, I really appreciate the note at the end on this thing's portability. Great review!
I am impressed with Alienware! They nailed all my complaints about their PC last time and to also see that Alienware home set to play games and control the console through a controller just made my day. Awesome job, Alienware
I really appreciate your in-depth review, including getting into the guts of the box. One major point for me was that you used Premiere on the Alpha to edit the review video. This shows that the Alpha is no longer a Steam Machine, but a viable, affordable PC. I've been considering the Alpha for a while now and since seeing your video, I'm very likely to purchase one. My daughter is considering the Alpha to replace her failing laptop, so I recommended this video to her. Keep up the great work.
This system reallly dazzled me. Its upgradability is amazing and it takes factors of desktop and laptop performance and combines it in a small system that really just needs peripherals to function fully. Blew my mind! And its pricing is very fair.
Thanks for the review. I'm looking into getting a PC for primarily gaming and I normally only play Blizzard games. I was looking at laptops and desktops and was just not getting to confident about buying because of price. Then I actually took a look at the Alpha and watched some reviews including this one and feel pretty comfortable with possibly moving forward to purchase their highest configuration, knowing I'm getting a powerful machine without really breaking the bank when its only going to have one purpose.
Honestly for the price, it's really well speced. The $949 is not bad for a Skylake i7 and 4GB 960 (Around $600 there for just the components). In a build, you would be spending much more with finding a case, proper psu, and a cooling solution for the PC before getting into storage, memory, and the OS. It's a great deal for someone wanting to try PC gaming but not have to sacrifice the simplicity and form factor of a console.
Dave.... Thanks a Lot Man!! I was in the confusion of getting a mini pc (zotac sn970) vs Gaming Laptop (Asus Gl552).... Now im fixed with the Alpha R2 which is certainly Better than any gaming laptop or Mini PC at the price point :)
+Dave Lee man you've come a long way but in such a short time I remember looking up iOS tweaks and seeing one of your videos in the suggestion column and you did a how to of making your screen dim and I watched it and liked it but didn't subscribe then I saw another video about a new tablet at the time from dell and I was thinking well it seems like this guy is going to be around for a while so might as well give him a chance and man I'm glad I did your videos are supper awesome and entertaining and informational and this is just a early congrats for 200k because I know you'll get there and probably sooner than anybody thinks. Keep up the good work.
I wish I could give you a 100,000 subs.... Your videos are amazing... I've mentioned this many a times but doesn't hurt to mention again... keep up man
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I remember back when I was thinking about what kind of gaming PC I wanted the alpha just came out and I was considering getting one but when I saw you couldn't upgrade the GPU I decided to just build a PC. I remember watching Alienware's Alpha gameplay videos on their channel and I commented something like "you should be able to hook it up to the amp" and they actually replied and said something like "good idea, we'll mention it to the design team."
Geddy135 lol that's awesome
***** too bad I'll probably never get one at this point tho, their really cool little computers.
Geddy135 lol yeah me too
Geddy135 that is awesome
@@Geddy135 look around man I found the r1 i3 for $160 on let go. Basically stole it with that price lol.
thanks Dave great video very informative
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would this still make sense to buy in late 2016?
It really depends. I, for example, am only considering getting one due to the fact that it is so small. Of course, one could build a mini ITX system, but there aren't many of them (or they are crowdfunded like DAN cases, and thus don't always ship properly), so I do not know. If you are a university student and you are always moving from your dormitory to your parents' house, then I suppose it would make sense to buy the R2. Otherwise, you should just build your own pc.
U deserve a lot more subs in my opinion!
Team Crispy maybe? Just saying...
Ya he does
ALMIGHTY GvG Yep
Meh...
he has 1 million subs lol. more???
Would the GTX 960 run World of Warcraft at Ultra graphics and with antialiasing at 60 fps?
inb4 just build your own pc comments
gg m8, but for that price you could build a PC with a 1070 and an i7 skylake 4 the same price
Holy shit... $950 for a... _a 960?_ I feel wrong.
Even the dell inspiron seems more reasonable, considering it comes with a screen.
still, seems more reasonable
It seems pretty reasonable to me. I just built a mini ITX system and paid about $700. Ended up with 680GB of SSD storage, a water cooled i7-3770k and a GTX 970. Even though I bought the smallest case you can cram those components into, it's still at least 3-4x's the size of this little Alienware. And for someone who only games at 1080p and has no interest in VR yet, the difference between a 960 and 970 is meh.
Can it run Minecraft?
Hey Dave! I was actually really really excited when you made this video. 1) because I'm an owner of an Alienware Alpha
and 2) because I'm wondering if you will encounter the yellow blinking lights of death.
After about a week, most owners will experience when their Alienware Alpha turns on, but doesn't boot, and the power button blinks in yellow a constant 5 blinks.
If you do encounter this problem, please try to make a review. I really hope you see this comment!
I think I had the same, the Dell Windows driver updater killed it RIP
can we connect a usb 3.0 type c to a thunderbolt 3...?
Upgradable CPU, if only the gpu was upgrable! Great system.
Ohh but it very much is
You can do an external gpu but its kinda jank
does the 500 dollar model support graphics amp?
I was starting to get impatient, Great work again Dave!,
Taking a look at the OnePlus 3?
Man I hope so
+Malcolm Stewart Me too
Like so he'll see this lol
YES! Dave, please do a review on the OnePlus 3!
I'm confused between alpha r2 with i5 and mini Mac
which is a better buy?
I want to get this I think it'll be fun to turn my TV into a computer for gaming
the hardware is just too old. they really should update it, im in the market for a mini gaming pc
Can you play torrented games with these?
I want to get into pc gaming but I'm definitely not a computer guy,would this be a good option for someone like me??👽
If you travel a lot ya but if you travel a lot to places with no moniters and no TV hell no
If you just want to play on the TV then no... you can't upgrade the graphics card or the cpu... I recommend building a gaming PC. If you want help I'd be happy to teach ya through skype
Lmao but you can upgrade those things..
What is the model of the dell monitor u were using??
So basically it works exactly like the regular pc we have at home? All im going to need then would be a monitor and a couple of wires to hook it up.
Yep
6700HQ = 6700T, 970M = 960. If you want a portable computer, instead of being relegated to a fixed desk, It would be much better to buy a Gaming laptop with a 6700HQ-970M, you can get a good one for $1300. For $400 more, you get an inbuilt battery = UPS, Inbuilt Screen = Monitor, Inbuilt Mouse, keyboard, webcam PC that you can use anywhere.
+kninez My problem with laptops around that price range though is the small screen, and I think I would prefer a wider display, but good suggestion though.
Kyle Pimentel Do you also hate phones that cost as much as laptops $600, that have teeny tiny screens?......Don't be silly, laptops have small screens because their entire point is portability. they are meant to be portable desktops, their screens are made up for since you sit alot closer to them.
kninez I hope you realise that all phones don't cost as much as even low end gaming laptops and they have completely different uses. It's not like you're gonna call a friend with a 17" phone that is as thick as a laptop. Also this guy is obviously not looking for portability just a small gaming PC that he could fit away and attach to a tv or monitor and get great price out of it. To get the $1700 gaming laptop you mentioned, which would still be slightly slower that this you could buy 2 of these. I would take that over a gaming laptop any day. Actually getting the gaming laptop you mentioned would be soon outdated and even more new gaming laptops would just become more pricey, making your suggestion obsolete.
Dell does not disclose it has a m.2 drive. No one utilizes this lol!
What if... there was an annual election in which we would elect a new member to join Team Crispy!!!
I would really like to see Dave joining them!!!
nice! =) goo.gl/wBnuhd
2019 anyone?
2020
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The cpu can be upgraded.
Are you sure it's a desktop 960? I presumed it's the same part in the Zotac Magnus 970: techreport.com/review/29208/zotac-zbox-magnus-en970-reviewed NVidia didn't like them using "M" branded parts in a desktop, so they rebranded the 970M as a 960.
+tipoomaster yup. Desktop class 960. (No M). That's what makes this thing special.
***** So it's GM206 in GPU-Z, not GM204? Just making sure, because Nvidia already pulled a fast one like that in the Zotac box I mentioned, the 970M was rebranded a GTX 960, without the M, but still mobile.
took a SS - i.imgur.com/rcxkeqr.png
***** Thanks!
So this is a gtx970 but they call it a gtx960?
Never mind i just saw the update
What model is that Logitech keyboard-touchpad combo beauty in 5:40?
TK 820 - link in description
+Dave Lee so coming from consoles to this is a good choice ?
Are you sure the cpu is not replaceable . I just ordered one and two people at dell said it was
Link the logitech keyboard that you have on your desk please?
TK 820 - link in description
Have you had the chance of testing Intel's latest nuc, Skull Canyon?
Can you compare between the Alpha and Skull Canyon?
Why people buy console because most of us don't have $600 or more.
Ramases Bullock then build a 600 pc
pcpartpicker.com/list/
That limitation of only 8 gb of ram really bugs me..
Is it important you think or not?
What is even more strange, is that in the US market, they give you the option to install up to 16gb of ram while in Europe we only get the 8 gb option. Do you know why that is?
UPDATE: For anyone who has the same question as me, a representative of Alienware explained that the 16gb version that is available through the US site is in fact the R2 version of the alpha, which apparently is not yet available in the European market. So that's that.
Whats the keyboard model at 5:40 .. ?
tk820 i think? logitech
Hey Dave maybe do some short review of that keyboard, it looks great!
what is the price of this device?
+Neeraj Sunil about 70$ on amazon
U mean 700?
wow I am so mad I have the Top version i7 first gen Alpha, I bought it for the same price as you got the R2 for only a few months ago, So basically I have Exactly the same machine, except I upgraded RAM to 16GB and put in SSD. Can i upgrade the GPU or buy the Alienware Box You talked about in the video NO. I will NEVER shop at Dell again!
sorry it`s not the same machine, one has a dogshit 860M 2GB, which is almost 2 times slower than the GTX 960 with half the video ram
and you`ll be stuck forever with your dogshit gpu, and that's why used Alpha R1 sells for dirt cheap now
Ummm I meant same machine besides the GPU, Obviously the new GPU in the R2 makes it a completely different machine. that was my entire point
you need to make sure you know what you are buying. read carefully my friend
A thousand bucks for a gtx960 no thanks
You mean 800$? It's the cheapest for a 960 you'll find in any prebuilt anywhere on the Internet...
I looked on tge website and you can get a model with the 960 and an i5 for about 600 bucks.
+Matt Walker the*
now it's $700 on Alienware's website. I'd consider waiting until it drops down to $600.
Kalop Spring Its now 500!
can you play old pc games on it?
👍👍👍👍
$950.... Well at least you get what you pay for right ???
What game is that at 3:35?
I'm getting this PC. Thanks for the review, Dave.
Also, is the i5 good?? A lot of people say the i7 is barely an upgrade with gaming. Is this true?
MikeTheRusski if you still care since this comment was 3 years ago.
The i7 you will see an improvement in gaming however the i7 really shines in the work station side of things like intensify programs but the i5 are more geared towards just gaming.
can this run in a asus gl751?
is the core i5 model good for 3d modeling, because I've been thinking about learning how to use Autodesk
what game is he playing at 3:40
i want it soooo much but i cant afford it xD
I wanna get the i3 because I'm not looking to get overwatch and stuff like that but what games cam still run 60 fPS and 1080 on the i3
For the price and quality of build it seems like a good PC for someone not looking for max performance but nice budget gaming,
Hi Dave. Great video! Can you explain (to a noob - sorry) what the amp is used for/necessary for? Thanks
amp will bypass the graphics from the alpha r2 and use the one that you put inside the amp at no performance loss whatsoever, whenever you decide to plug the amp to your alpha R2, a reboot is needed(as opposed to the one from razer which uses thunderbolt 3)
Brilliant thanks
its so cute :3
Can it run bo3 and minecraft?
Everything can run minecraft
+MUS1CALGUY lel what is your pc ?
+MUS1CALGUY sorry for you haha my pc is 5 yo but can still run games like cs go, minecraft ... with good fps
Which size monitor were you using at 5:00-5:02 ?
This is a desktop right?
Can't wait to play gta v mods on this thing
guys if it has a pcie slot does my hd60 pro work on it? pls answer!!
Hey man i wanted to know if i edit serious long films is that a great choice ?
so i have a question. which rig would be better? this? or a alienware X51 R3 with intel core i5 6400, 8gb ram, 1 TB HDD, 2.7ghz up to 3.3 ghz, and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 graphics with 4GB GDDR5 graphics memory? i could end up buying either one.
im selling one of these on ebay please bid 5 hours left
Look at this on eBay www.ebay.co.uk/itm/182242234769
£150 at he moment
I just bought the Alpha R2 with all the Dell recommended upgrades. Just a smidge of 1400USD. Now I need a blutooth xbox controller.
Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit, English
Alienware Alpha R2 with HDMI Cable
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX960 GPU 4GB GDDR5
16GB DDR4 at 2133MHz - 1 DIMM
256GB M.2 PCIe SSD + 1TB 7200RPM HDD
Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 8620 2x2 + Bluetooth 4.2
Hello There I Have Some Questions 1 Is There Something To Attach To This So I Can Add A Microphone Or Headset Or Headset Microphone
Can this run black ops 2?
3*
It runs games such as Bf1 with avg 60, so any Call of Duty should be no problem
What if you have no room for a keyboard and mouse are there alternatives?
Jackalack313 M ok ,thanks.
Louis Elwood razer turret is like a keyboard and mouse but it's different just google it
They really hit the nail on the head here. I know people will say, "why doesn't it have a 1060 in it?". Do you think that thing can cool that without becoming a molten slab?
If I buy the $500 one or the $800, would I be able to upgrade the i3 or i5 processor to an i7?
***** thanks
this pisses me off because right after i bought the alienware alpha, they announce a new updated one... I want to die...
Thanks it was helpful
What about the second best version (the 800$ version)
can you pirate games with this pc?
awesome review! liked and subbed
Wifi?
The walmart in Alabama when I was visiting my grandparents in 2021 had one more of this laying around and no one was buying it despite them lowering the price by so much and they got it down to 20 dollars. And no I'm not even kidding, twenty dollars. I ended up buying it and it came with an i3 6th gen and a gtx 960 with 8gb ddr4. Honestly fell in love with it ever since. I upgraded it later with a 6700 and now its being used as a LAN computer so when friends come over they just hook up their playstation controllers and we play call of duty zombies split screen or those mini games that lets you play with multiple controllers hooked up.
My friend already bought it..
Sad its not available in India
His brother sent it to him from US
Awesome performance
He gets 50+ FPS in most games ..
He is really happy with it ..
Thanks Dave for reviewing it..
You do awesome ..
Keep cool and rock ..
Thumbs from India
I have the R1 model and love it. This R2 model is what I dreamed as a perfect mini PC. Super compact and now with GPU amplifier support =very upgrade-able. Great job Alienware!
As someone who decided to build a hulking ATX rig in his Junior year of college, I really appreciate the note at the end on this thing's portability. Great review!
I am impressed with Alienware! They nailed all my complaints about their PC last time and to also see that Alienware home set to play games and control the console through a controller just made my day. Awesome job, Alienware
I really appreciate your in-depth review, including getting into the guts of the box. One major point for me was that you used Premiere on the Alpha to edit the review video. This shows that the Alpha is no longer a Steam Machine, but a viable, affordable PC. I've been considering the Alpha for a while now and since seeing your video, I'm very likely to purchase one. My daughter is considering the Alpha to replace her failing laptop, so I recommended this video to her. Keep up the great work.
This system reallly dazzled me. Its upgradability is amazing and it takes factors of desktop and laptop performance and combines it in a small system that really just needs peripherals to function fully. Blew my mind! And its pricing is very fair.
Thanks for the review. I'm looking into getting a PC for primarily gaming and I normally only play Blizzard games. I was looking at laptops and desktops and was just not getting to confident about buying because of price. Then I actually took a look at the Alpha and watched some reviews including this one and feel pretty comfortable with possibly moving forward to purchase their highest configuration, knowing I'm getting a powerful machine without really breaking the bank when its only going to have one purpose.
I have the Alienware alpha gen 1 and its definetly one of the best purchases I've gotten . I'll be upgrading to this baby hopefully for the holy days
Holy crap this channel has been growing so quickly! I remember when it was a mere 2,000 subs. Awesome.
The one place that gives non-bias reviews with professionalism and great display of everything! Love the reviews Dave
Your thumbnails are on point. Its clickbait, but the good kind.
Honestly for the price, it's really well speced. The $949 is not bad for a Skylake i7 and 4GB 960 (Around $600 there for just the components). In a build, you would be spending much more with finding a case, proper psu, and a cooling solution for the PC before getting into storage, memory, and the OS. It's a great deal for someone wanting to try PC gaming but not have to sacrifice the simplicity and form factor of a console.
Dave.... Thanks a Lot Man!!
I was in the confusion of getting a mini pc (zotac sn970) vs Gaming Laptop (Asus Gl552)....
Now im fixed with the Alpha R2 which is certainly Better than any gaming laptop or Mini PC at the price point :)
+Dave Lee man you've come a long way but in such a short time I remember looking up iOS tweaks and seeing one of your videos in the suggestion column and you did a how to of making your screen dim and I watched it and liked it but didn't subscribe then I saw another video about a new tablet at the time from dell and I was thinking well it seems like this guy is going to be around for a while so might as well give him a chance and man I'm glad I did your videos are supper awesome and entertaining and informational and this is just a early congrats for 200k because I know you'll get there and probably sooner than anybody thinks. Keep up the good work.
Something about your reviews just puts me in a good mood, even if I don't care about the topic.You definitely need more subscribers!
didn't realize my boy Dave was uploading 4k till now good review as always
I wish I could give you a 100,000 subs.... Your videos are amazing... I've mentioned this many a times but doesn't hurt to mention again... keep up man
Always wanted a small factor pc that is capable of gaming and I'm glad I waited for this. Gonna grab the i5 version plus 500$ laptop 👌🏼
Thanks for the video. I ordered this model from Dell as well as the graphics amplifier.
You deserve way more subscribers than you have! Some of the best made review videos I've ever seen!
love the comparison with the laptop and the Alienware Alpha R2 it help me a whole lot
Most underrated tech channel on youtube!
If it had a model with a GTX 1070 at a reasonable price I'd be sold
Great Review I ever seen regarding the Alienware Alpha R2 .. Thanks alot!
Now this is worth investing in. Good 960 or any with AMP! Well done Alienware.
And at least for the Alpha, might I add that it's also more suited for a tight space.
Let me just say Dave that your reviews is by far the best of any review channels only rivaled only by MKBHD :)
Great stuff Dave!!
Hey Canoopsy, it's me!
Nice video Dave :)
That case look super tiny :O
Hope in couple years we'll got same size with 2x power
thank you for the wallpaper! awesome content!
you are incredibly helpful when im looking for info about something you deserve 10 million subs great work