We measured the power consumption of the system at the wall while loading the CPU using Prime95 and GPU using FurMark. We also recorded the power consumption with the system idling at the desktop.
The power consumption of the system is quite high for a notebook but is much lower than a gaming desktop.
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good specs, but I think it looks a little ugly if I was being honest about it.
The GPU is incredible, good job nvidia!
the price is right, and although I dont like Alienware for the pricing, they do look sexy. its a problem with clevo chassis system builders. always look the same.
who cares what it looks like, its what it can do, want a nice paper weight? get a mac book air 😉