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Alienware m15 R7 Gaming Laptop - AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX & NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti £1287.86 at Dell
Alienware m15 R7 Gaming Laptop - AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX & NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti £1287.86 at Dell
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Posted 8 March 2023

Alienware m15 R7 Gaming Laptop - AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX & NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti £1287.86 at Dell

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Currently on sale for £1,748.99. Use code "ALIEN20" to bring price down to £1399.19. 8% Student discount for Dell knocks a further £111.93 off the asking price totalling £1,287.26. Great price for the specs.

Potential £64 back via TopCashback if tracked and 3800 Dell Reward points worth £38 if registered.

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Exceptional Power And Performance

Alienware’s highest-powered AMD-based 15-inch laptop ever with AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series processors and Alienware Cryo-tech™ cooling technology.
Tech Specs

Processor: AMD Ryzen™ 9 6900HX (20 MB total cache, 8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.90 GHz Max Boost Clock)
Operating System: Windows 11 Home, English, Dutch, French, German, Italian
Graphics Card: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3070 Ti, 8 GB GDDR6
Display: 15.6", FHD 1920x1080, 165Hz, Non-Touch, 3ms, Advanced Optimus, ComfortView Plus, NVIDIA G-SYNC
Hard Drive: 1 TB, M.2, PCIe NVMe, SSD
Memory: 16 GB, 2 x 8 GB, DDR5, 4800 MHz, dual-channel
Primary Battery: 6-Cell Battery, 86WHr (Integrated)
Wireless: MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 2x2 and Bluetooth 5.2
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  1. jazid's avatar
    Does anyone know how the Dell Alienware range compares to the legion, in build and performance, ignoring the pretty colours, battery Life and weight.

    Is it as well respected? (edited)
    Cooling_Deals's avatar
    I've owned an Alienware laptop for 15 year, swapping about every 3 years. It's a guilty exstravance that comes from wanting one in my youth, so as soon I got old enough and saved the pennies I bought one. I know many scoff, but IMO that decision has served me well

    You're paying a premium for the brand, but they make fantastic laptops - brilliant quality that I've not seen matched by anyone (including Legion). They pack a lot in, and every latest edition I have had easily handle games at high settings. I do a lot of design on Fusion 360 and Video Editing, and it doesn't miss a beat

    They're heavy, get hot and can be loud - again, they pack a lot in so there is tradeoff

    I love it, and it's never given me any issue other than a faulty WiFi card which was easily replaced. One thing to consider with Alianware Laptops is that they hold their value well on the resell market.
  2. TomEB88's avatar
    Are there any 'alternate' means of getting hold of a student discount for Dell?
    OhTyler's avatar
    Taking a student hostage.
  3. LEB123's avatar
    Seems a great deal, completesavings are offering 12% at the moment too
    LEB123's avatar
    Complete savings is a Cashback website, it's invite only and you usually get invited when you make a purchase at Argos or ebay etc. It will come up with a scammy looking pop up after you've purchased something and say something like claim £16.87 Cashback for this purchase. The downside is it costs £15 a month but if you make a purchase with the retailer you initially signed up with you get £15 a month bonus Cashback. So it is essentially free if you make a purchase from the place you signed up with every month. I used ebay as you can just buy something for a £1 if you really don't need anything. The upside is they offer 10% plus Cashback at 100s of retailers and you also get £20 off a £100 gift card a month.
  4. Ilovecakes's avatar
    Don't order from dell them self they are awful
  5. jazid's avatar
    Thanks for info. Looks like it's a no go for audio dpc latency sadly
    reddit.com/r/A…ps/ (edited)
  6. 遵宇_林's avatar
    i saw another deal was intel 12700 under student discount maybe 50 extra，is it worth the extra？
    TomEB88's avatar
    I’m pondering over the same. Intel seems significantly faster across the board; only thing I’m unsure about is the thermals.
  7. OhTyler's avatar
    1080p on a 15.6" display? Yuck. That shouldn't be allowed in 2023. Games are going to look grainy even on the highest settings, and browsing the web won't be a nice experience either. (edited)
    tjc2005's avatar
    It looks fine actually but any bigger screen deffo want 1440p
  8. shamus21's avatar
    It` a Dell. no thanks.
    ExeCuteUK123's avatar
    Usefull thanks
  9. Maladog's avatar
    Shame it's 1080p 165z, should be 240hz min for 1080p, but ideally would of been a better deal if it was qhd
  10. Tiberiusric's avatar
    There is a QHD version sadly £500 more when you take off this discount eek!

    For the spec if it had QHD would have been a great buy. (edited)
  11. maniacviper's avatar
    these 30 series laptops rarely have 1440p which i really want
  12. Paul_f1's avatar
    Why do laptops always skimp on something?? There's never a perfect laptop for the perfect price
  13. new_lizard's avatar
    I've just bought an asus tuf for £700 from very with the new customer discount. Shame because I really wanted an Alienware (edited)
  14. Luqimaan216's avatar
    Does anyone know the GPU Max Wattage?
    Xelebrindal's avatar
    Author
    This model has a TGP of 140 Watts.
  15. Joshb92's avatar
    Is this worth it? Or is it worth spending 2k. I want something that can drive a 3440x1440 monitor at decent FPS occasionally.
    petermcgregor14's avatar
    3070ti should do that mate
  16. semo's avatar
    300nits display which is about average for AMD systems (too many are 250nits if there is ANY AMD tech inside).
    dell.com/sup…-us

    Anyone know if this laptop can be charged with a PD adapter? The listed "Power Delivery (5V/3A) capabilities" must be for external devices. You could easily stream full-screen 1080p content on a 65W PD adapter if that's supported. (edited)
  17. Gambit4462's avatar
    Would 10% still track back with the  Halifax cash back extras, with each of the discount codes activated?  
    Xelebrindal's avatar
    Author
    It should do unless it's stated in the terms and conditions of the Halifax deal that cashback won't be provided on the use of a discount code.
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