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11:02 All Specs Updated for 2021 with Intels 11th Generation "Tiger Lake" processors and Nvidias GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs, the Dell XPS 17 is the best big-screen content-creator laptop you can buy if money is no object. The $1,549 starting price is palatable, but a decently powerful configuration like the one reviewed here is $2,949.99. If you dont need the extra horsepower that its Core i7-11800H CPU and GeForce RTX 3060 graphics chip offer, the less expensive but still excellent LG Gram 1...

Dell monitors, Logitech peripherals and more are on sale You can score great savings on several monitors from Dell for your office or gaming station; keyboards and more are also on sale 2 minute read We have great deals for anyone who’s looking to get their hands on a great new monitor and several other peripherals while still saving some money. First up, we have Dell’s Alienware 25 gaming monitor getting a 17 percent discount, which leaves it up for grabs at $348. If you want more screen r...

(Image credit: AMD) AMDs new Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card will be released in mid-August with decent performance specs and a $379 price tag, putting it in direct competition with Nvidias $329 GeForce RTX 3060. AMD made the announcement this week at ChinaJoy, confirming long-circulating rumors that the company would launch the Radeon RX 6600 XT in August. The final $379 recommended price for this mid-tier GPU is a bit lower than the rumored $399 price, but with the ongoing chip shortage and v...

July 30, 2021 Alienware Fortunately, its not as bad as it sounds. Certain pre-built Alienware gaming PCs cannot be sold in six American states, due to an energy bill that has gone into effect recently. Dell has updated its online shop for Alienware desktops with a disclaimer for visitors based in the US, warning users that they will not be able to ship certain configurations to California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Vermont. Additionally, any orders that were already in place for ...

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By Zuri Anderson Photo: Getty Images Gamers in six states may have some trouble getting their hands on gaming personal computers (PCs) in the future. Niche Gamer on Tuesday (July 27), the California Energy Bill recently went into effect, banning the sale of high-end, pre-built gaming personal computers (PCs). Washington, Vermont, Hawaii, Colorado, and Oregon have joined California in banning these products in their states, as well. Gaming consoles are exempt from this law. The Golden State p...

New energy regulations prompt Dell to stop sales of high-performance PCs in six states Six U.S. states have implemented new regulations on high-performance PCs, saying the energy-hungry computers contribute to increased utility fees and green house gas emissions. Dell stopped shipping the Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition R10 to six states due to energy consumption regulations. Following the institution of a California energy bill, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Vermon...

New Power Regulations Are Stopping Some Gamers From Buying New Gaming PCs Share Image: Dell/Kotaku Australia Tired: Not being able to buy a gaming PC because parts are unavailable or overpriced. Wired: Not being able to buy gaming PCs because your state government thinks it uses too much power. The ban has impacted sales of Dell Alienware gaming desktop PCs — specifically the Aurora R10 and R12 so far — in several US states. Australians won’t have any issue buying the R10 and R12 pre-buil...

  Six U.S. states have implemented new regulations on high-performance PCs, saying the energy-hungry computers contribute to increased utility fees and green house gas emissions. Following the institution of a California energy bill, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington recently adopted new energy consumption standards that impact sales of certain pre-built PCs, reports The Register. In response, Dell recently yanked all but two of its Alienware gaming desktop mode...

by Tyler Durden Approximately 59 million Americans spanning five states cant buy Dells high-end Alienware brand desktop PCs "due to power consumption regulations." When one goes to the Dell Alienware online configurator to buy an Aurora R12 gaming desktop, a special notice appears which reads: This product cannot be shipped to the states of California, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Vermont or Washington due to power consumption regulations adopted by those states. Any orders placed that are boun...