With this new Aurora, the liquid CPU cooler's radiator is mounted as a rear exhaust instead of at the top of the chassis, with plenty of open space to push hot air, and the front intake area of the system has also been optimized for better air flow. It doesn't matter if we're looking at an Intel-powered version or its AMD-equipped counterpart, previous Aurora systems have tended to be louder than their 40-liter volumes suggested they should be. Regardless, It should come as no surprise that we were pretty stoked when Dell announced that the company had given the Aurora lineup a new, buffed-out chassis redesign, with a focus on airflow and acoustics. These systems have always been well-equipped with the latest hardware and turn in some great performance, but their noise floor has sometimes been a drawback compared to some competitive offerings. If there's been one drawback to Alienware's previous gen Aurora desktop series, it's that the systems we've gotten in for review have made a bit of a racket at times.
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