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Whether you’re a hardcore World of Warcraft raider, a crack shot in Counter Strike or an armchair general barking out orders to your Total War troops, you’ll have gawped at the beauty of Alienware’s gaming PC line-up at one point in your mouse-clicking life. 

On the cutting edge of dedicated gaming PC hardware for 20 years, Alienware is marking the start of its third decade in the business by shining a light on some great offers (opens in new tab) on its super-spec’d gaming PCs and laptops. 

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Whatever your gaming need, Alienware has a frag-filled future awaiting you. Here’s to another 20 years of superior PC gaming. 

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