Being A Pain Works
🕑 Added 2023-06-07 16:36:25 +0000 UTCInstead of sending me another Alienware Aurora R13, Dell is now sending me an Alienware Aurora R15. Better graphics card and CPU Cooler. It also has a bigger hard drive. Still not big enough for my needs, so I'll have to buy another 8TB; but the price difference between the two models is enough of a difference for me to call it good enough.
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Scorpio69Art
Great minds think a like. I was about to post an update.
Beyorub
Did they send you a tracking number?
SinisterSh0t
Nevermind, looked up Aurora R15. I was wrong. Dell have their own Cryo-Cooler solution, partnered with intel aswell. They must sell it only as an OEM component cause i don't think it's available to buy separately. also... YOUR NEW PC is £4,000!!!
SinisterSh0t
Okay, that is a sweet gpu upgrade. the CPU upgrade is also cool.
SinisterSh0t
I'm not sure either, but the only cryo cooler i know intel has is the one they made with cooler master, so you must have the 2nd Gen one that came out recently. https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-liquid-coolers/masterliquid-ml360-sub-zero-evo/ The first generation one got bloody cold for 10th gen intel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e295NaVldZs&t=622s Like a good air cooler, at idle will be at 40ish*C, a great water cooler can be a couple of degree's less. The cryo one got as low as -10*C. FROSTY. I was so jealous because intel made it with cooler master so AMD will never get a similar one.
Scorpio69Art
I'm not sure. With a better power supply and better CPU cooler, the overheating issue will be greatly reduced. With the better graphics card, I can render bigger scenes faster.
Scorpio69Art
NVIDIA GeForce 3080Ti 12GB vs NVIDIA GeForce 4090 24GB
SinisterSh0t
Woah... is that the One intel worked on with Cooler Master!?!
Scorpio69Art
Base CPU Liquid Cooler vs Upgraded Cryo-Tech Liquid CPU Cooler
Scorpio69Art
1000W Power Supply vs 1350W Power Supply
Scorpio69Art
12th Gen Intel i912900KF vs 13th Gen Intel i913900KF
SinisterSh0t
So your old old pc? What were those specs, because I know you upgraded a little while back… And then are at the current specs of your pc your servicing that’s going to become even more powerful?