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Have not heard anything about it. Considering they are a fairly new product I don't think an OEM is going to provide machines with the current generation simply because of all the potential issues with this new of a product.
I get that the Dell staff works hard to produce new designs....
But what if .....
You had like two guys testing new parts on previous Aurora models.
Dell wouldn't have to pay for the parts; it would be in everyone's best interest to supply Alienware with their new models of HDD, GPU, CPUs etc.
It seems like a premium service for a premium company.
@Matteo P. wrote:
You had like two guys testing new parts on previous Aurora models.
Good idea. Let us know how the ARC-A770 works in your Aurora-R11.
Compatibility and some kind of Benchmark would be welcome.
Is that based on Intel-Iris like in the XPS laptops? If so, I was gonna say that seems fairly capable for on-board graphics / IGP.
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Posted March 15th, 2023 09:00
Any chance Alienware is working on verifying compatibility?
* Nope. The 2020 Aurora R11 tested/validated hardware list was locked when the 2021 Aurora R12 was released for sale.
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