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Alienware Area-51 X58 Review By Nick Mokey March 31, 2009 Alienware Area-51 X58 Score Details DT Recommended Product “If you have the cash, Alienware's X58 is an ideal way to translate money.
But not in Windows 10.I did few checks and i found there is no Driver installed in my laptop for Apple in device manager. 
Again I several times uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes. Reset my phone several times.It proves Windows 10 don't provide drivers for Apple. I went through all checks suggested in windows blog.
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| System Name | Alienware Area 51 Star Wars |
|---|---|
| Processor | Xeon X5670 @4.3 GHz. |
| Motherboard | Asus P6T Deluxe V2 |
| Cooling | Alienware Area 51 X58 CPU Cooler + Onboard Fan 4-pin |
| Memory | 16GB 2x8GB DDR3-12800U 1600MHz |
| Video Card(s) | AMD Power Color 7700 Series |
| Storage | Samsung 850 Pro |
| Display(s) | HP - 25x 24.5' LED FHD Monitor - Gray/Green 1 milliseconds 144 Hz |
| Case | Alienware Area 51 Star Wars |
| Audio Device(s) | On Board |
| Power Supply | EVGA 850 watt |
| Mouse | Microsoft Wireless |
| Keyboard | Saitek Eclipse KU-0418 Multimedia USB Wired Keyboard back light |
| Software | Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB |
One of mine broke today, they're made of plastic, looked on eBay, maybe my description is not good enough to search for them, or maybe any plastic rails will work.
Thanks! Mr. Bill
Thanks! Mr. Bill
Drivers Alienware Area-51 X58 Gaming Laptop
Hi all,
I am the owner of an Alienware Area 51 x58 desktop from 2009 with intel i7 920 chips.
An APC battery backup recently failed and when it went down it caused the pc to restart several times. During the last restart, when I finally got the PC off the battery (which was making it's warning sound), a message came up during reboot that I have never seen before. It basically said that overclocking had failed and it wanted me to start the machine with the default values. I did so, and I haven't seen any message since.
But now I'm wondering if the factory-set overclocking has been turned off and needs to be turned back on. I have a few questions.
1. Did the Area 51 x58 ship overclocked to 3.2 from 2.67?
2. How do you turn it back on if it has gone off?
I read a very thorough posting on this at the Dell forums that said to turn it back on you needed to hit F2 during startup and then F9. Well I tried hitting F2 and it brought up the boot manager, but there was no F9 option and nothing about overclocking.
I tried to use intel's extreme turning utility, but pretty much everything was grayed out and I didn't understand it anyway.
I have never overclocked or tried to overclock before, so whatever overclocking was on was set by Alienware back in 2009.
Thanks for any help!
I am the owner of an Alienware Area 51 x58 desktop from 2009 with intel i7 920 chips.
An APC battery backup recently failed and when it went down it caused the pc to restart several times. During the last restart, when I finally got the PC off the battery (which was making it's warning sound), a message came up during reboot that I have never seen before. It basically said that overclocking had failed and it wanted me to start the machine with the default values. I did so, and I haven't seen any message since.
But now I'm wondering if the factory-set overclocking has been turned off and needs to be turned back on. I have a few questions.
1. Did the Area 51 x58 ship overclocked to 3.2 from 2.67?
2. How do you turn it back on if it has gone off?
I read a very thorough posting on this at the Dell forums that said to turn it back on you needed to hit F2 during startup and then F9. Well I tried hitting F2 and it brought up the boot manager, but there was no F9 option and nothing about overclocking.
I tried to use intel's extreme turning utility, but pretty much everything was grayed out and I didn't understand it anyway.
I have never overclocked or tried to overclock before, so whatever overclocking was on was set by Alienware back in 2009.
Thanks for any help!