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I’ve been keeping my eye firmly on Alienware offers all week, and this Cyber Monday gaming PC deal is probably my favorite. While you’ll find plenty of Aurora R15 builds with RTX 4060 and RTX 4080 graphics cards within, Amazon has got a GeForce RTX 4070 Ti build that’s down to its lowest price. If you’re itching to get your hands on a machine that can provide 1440p max settings in the latest games and dabble with 4K, this might be the system for you.
You’ll find the Alienware Aurora R15 system in question over at Amazon right now, and the retailer has knocked it down from $2,799.99 to $2,099 using a 25% Cyber Monday gaming PC deal. The rig comes armed with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti graphics card, a pretty powerful Intel Core i9-13900F CPU, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB SSD, which makes for a beefy build that’ll breeze through 1440p max settings. Using magical AI upscaling abilities is also going to enable to you actually play new releases at 4K, and I normally can’t really tell the difference when doing so.
I think one of the things that highlights the value of this offer is Dell’s pricing on similar builds, as it has various configurations listed, but not the RTX 4070 Ti version. Don’t get me wrong, there are some decent offers over at the brands site, as the RTX 4080 version is down from $2,899.99 to $2,399.99, but not everyone’s going to be able to afford the extra $400 for Nvidia’s second best graphics card on the market.
That leaves us with the RTX 4070 version at the opposite site of pricing, which only costs $149 less than Amazon’s higher spec build. Personally, I think it’s worth opting to spend slightly more on the latter than Dell’s sub-$2,000 machine, as you’re going to be able to boost fps significantly further using a full fat AD-104 GPU. Plus, the price difference really just doesn't scream value to me, as I imagine most players spending this kind of cash on a PC are willing to stretch budgets a bit if it means a big performance boost.
Should you buy an Alienware Aurora R15 this Cyber Monday?
I spent a significant amount of time with the Alienware Aurora R15 during the summer, largely sinking too many hours into a chaotic Baldur’s Gate 3 campaign. While I’ve got my gripes with Dell’s approach, it really provides a stellar gaming experience. I was using the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 version, but the same level of quality and scaling performance applies across the board.
Now that the Alienware Aurora R16 is a thing, you might be wondering whether to opt for the newest design instead. I can see why some of you might want to do so, especially since it’s smaller and a little less eccentric, not to mention Dell has refined its case innards for quieter cooling. That said, I’d strongly advise you to weigh up whether those perks are worth spending more, especially with Cyber Monday gaming deals kicking the R15 down to record low prices.
Naturally, if you hate the way Alienware PCs look, I’d suggest taking a peek down below for more gaming PC offers. Otherwise, I’d say jumping on current offers is a wise move, and the RTX 4070 Ti above is going to serve players looking for that boutique level of desktop quality well.
Today's best Cyber Monday gaming PC deals
- Board games: Up to $25 on Disney Villainous
- Chairs: GTPlayer, Lacoo, and more from $45
- Controllers: Xbox Elite Series 2 now $99.99
- Desks: Up to $150 off large gaming desks
- Gaming laptops: $1,000 off the Razer Blade
- Headsets: Cans from $34.95 at Amazon
- Keyboards: Keebs from $35.99 at Best Buy
- PCs: RTX 4000 Alienware rigs from $1,299.99
- Projectors: save up to $650 on BenQ models
- PS5: Up to $30 off games like Spider-Man
- Streaming: Up to $30 off Blue Yeti mics
- Storage: 1TB WDBlack SN850X now $79.99
- TVs: 4K TVs starting from just $196
- Meta Quest: Asgard's Wrath Quest 3 bundles
- Mice: Razer, Logitech and more from $24
- Monitors: high spec screens for under $100
- Nintendo Switch: Great Mario Kart bundles
- Xbox Series X: bundles now live at Amazon
Looking for something portable? Check out Black Friday gaming laptop deals for something you can take on the go. You'll also want to swing by Black Friday graphics card deals if you're looking to upgrade your existing rig.
