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Related SubredditsI was able to find a picture of what your case looks like opened up ( ).Looks like it can hold a full-size card. This is the exception not the norm and only applies on very small number of cases. At the same time, we can also allow posts and comments that may break one or more rules outlined on this list. Moderators reserve the right to remove posts and comments that may not break the rules but were deemed inappropriate. As much as we'd like to make detailed rules for everything, there will be situations where human judgment is needed.
Looks like from that picture, they use a blower style 960, which ejects air out of the back of the card. That means that your fans on a standard card would be right up against the side of the case, and airflow would be restricted. Your GPU is mounted on a PCI riser to make your GPU vertically mounted.
Building a PC is an extremely easy process these days, and pretty much easier than building a Lego set.I mean, you can try for the 1080 mini, but with such a small case which is very filled with many components, and very few intake fans, I think airflow is going to be a real bad problem. Alienware products can carry a good aftermarket value based off their product name. Don’t be discouraged by this idea. So basically, most of your components are so Alienware-specific, I would either stick with the current case and upgrade your GPU with another reference blower card, or sell the PC and start fresh where you can buy parts that will fit in any case. You’d have a hard time getting that to fit with another case. The motherboard includes a PCI-E x16 and an x4 lot right next to each other, specifically designed to be used with the riser to hold the GPU and M.2 drive.
Looking at eBay, older x51 R2's with seem to be selling in the $400 range. Since it's an Alienware, I'd say you could fetch $500-$550. It's the 960 2GB that's going to be dragging down your value. The 6700K is still a very viable processor. The most attractive factor being your CPU. I mean, the internals of your PC (960, 16GB RAM, 6700K) would normally probably warrant like $400 in a regular PC (~$200 for CPU, $50 for GPU, $100 for RAM, then some splash for the case).
Least effort here, but also least performance gain. You're at the end of your upgrade potential here. Do a minor upgrade to a 1060 reference or 1050TI and put it in your current case. So really you're now at a crossroads where you can take one of three paths: Then try to sell off the Alienware case & motherboard, but I wouldn't expect to get more than like $80.
This gives you opportunity to grow as you need, and lets you pick whatever GPU and case you desire. While your CPU is still extremely viable, it's a sidestep. You save on having to put out for a new CPU & RAM, but you lose most of your resell value to put towards new equipment.
Just don't be turned off to the idea of building a PC. I'd say it also comes at the highest cost, but really when you're starting fresh, it can be as expensive as you want to make it.There's a lot to consider, and really depends on your budget. This option gives you the most choices, the best option for upgradability, and potentially the biggest performance increase. Then again, if you have a desire to upgrade most of the components in your system, this could give you a good chunk towards making exactly what you want. You may not get much, and could wish you just pulled parts from your old PC. This is highly dependent on the market, and what you end up selling for.
Then you just click "Next" through a couple screens. It's simple, just plug a USB stick with Windows on it into the PC and turn it on. Connect USB header to motherboard (the cable that lets your case's front USBs work)The longest process in building a PC is installing Windows. Connect hard drives to motherboard (1 cable each) Connect power cables from PSU to motherboard (2 cables), GPU (1 or 2 cables), and hard drives (1 cable each)
Emphasize "Alienware" as there are plenty of people who view the brand in high-regard. Show some pictures of it playing some popular games it can handle, like Fortnite, Minecraft, CS:GO, etc. I wasn't kidding when I said that it's easier than most Lego sets these days.If you were looking to sell, I'd start first with Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist. Trust me, it's extremely easy.
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