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RTX 5080 GAMING PC:As of Jan. 31,Watch Unique Lady 2 Online the Alienware Area-51 Gaming PC is available for $4,449.99 at Dell. This prebuilt is one of the only ways to get an RTX 5080 right now, making it a serious option for anyone who missed the initial wave of standalone GPU stock.

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Finding an RTX 5080 at retail price is next to impossible. The new Nvidia GPU sold out almost instantly and restocks are looking scarce. If you don’t want to play the waiting game or fight scalpers, Alienware Area-51 gaming PC is a flash alternative. This RTX 5080 prebuilt isn’t just a stock lifeline — it’s also a powerhouse, featuring an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor, 32GB of DDR5 RAM at 6400MT/s, and a 2TB NVMe SSD to keep your load times lightning-fast.

The RTX 5080 is a beast at 4K gaming, delivering double-digit performance gains over the RTX 4080 Super while introducing DLSS 4 and Multi-Frame Generation to push frame rates even higher. Games like Cyberpunk 2077, Star Wars Outlaws, and Alan Wake 2will look stunning with maxed-out ray tracing while staying silky smooth on a high refresh rate display. Nvidia Reflex 2 further reduces input lag, giving competitive players a serious edge in esports titles.

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Dell has designed the Area-51 to run cool and quiet, even with top-tier hardware inside. A 360mm liquid cooler keeps the Intel Ultra 9 285K in check. At the same time, positive pressure airflow and large-diameter fans ensure the RTX 5080 stays frosty under load. It also features a 1500W Platinum-rated PSU, a PCIe Gen 5 x16 slot for future GPU upgrades, and a fully ATX-compliant motherboard, making it easy to upgrade.

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Given how RTX 5080 stock is vanishing fast, this Alienware prebuilt is one of the safest bets if you want next-gen performance without waiting months. At $4,449.99, it’s expensive, but if you were planning to build a high-end system anyway, this deal gets you an RTX 5080 with none of the stock shortages or price gouging. Financing costs $371 per month with Dell Pay Credit, making it a little easier to swallow. If you’re serious about 4K gaming, this is one of the best prebuilt PCs you can buy today.

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