AlienWare Computers?

[stephen2002]

You know it is quite simple to limit the search to the Technical and Hardware Forum:

http://www.cgtalk.com/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=1258245&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending

It has indeed been discussed before:
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=114042&highlight=AlienWare

[status quo]

try BOXX. thats what everyone goes for if not looking for building their own.

i would reccomend building your own though.

[Vertizor]

If money is no object, then it doesn't really matter who makes it. What matters is the components you put in it. CPU - RAM - Graphics.

[Ed Caracappa]

GreenBox,

I'd love the chance to do business with you. Feel free to give me a call and I'll do what I can to help you out. Call 877-877-2699. I'm at extension 313. If you're outside the US, my direct line is 512-225-6313.

Ed

[Novakog]

Yeah, if you're not gonna build it, go with Boxx. They have incredible support and make quality machines. I mean, look, the guy posted in a thread for you to call him - they are very dedicated to their customers.

[Ice Czar]

while Ive never bought a OEM or a computer someone else has integrated
Boxx does have a very good rep ;)

to answer your question you want sheer processing power for a rig that is going to do rendering, ideally dual Xeon or Opteron class processors, lots and lots of RAM, and a workstation class graphics card

most of the Alienware line is aimed at gaming performance
not workstation performance

but there is a considerable difference in price between the two classes,
and a good gaming rig will get the job done, just slower

[GreenBox]

Yeah, i like support for computers, especially if your going to be working with them for quite a while which i plan to . thanks everyone

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