Is it normal that alienware has a short beep on start up?

What model you have?
I used to own M11x, Alienware 17, currently using M15x, non of them have short beep on start up.

Oppss... then I think is normal.. 

Beep~

Haha...

Haha okok feel so silly ask this question. Lol using desktop after a decade(blur blur)

Yup yup got beep sound follows by loud fan noise everytime I pushed the power button on x51 to turn it on.
I dont think it even went to diagnose the system yet.

given its compact form factor, it's better to put the radiator outside of the system.

aurora also cannot fit larger cooler without mods.

nitrogen cooling system? hehe

planing to stuff it inside a mini fridge LOL

One of the reason that dry ice, nitrogen cooler, bla bla bla is not popular in computer cooling is because the cooling module will make the surrounding air be too cold and create cold steam.
Cold steam is very dangerous for electronic device coz it will cause short circuit when it become water.

Unless the cooling module can be sealed completely. I mean like the only cold component in the cooling module is the heatsink that attracted on the cpu/gpu. The cooling compound (dry ice, liquid nitrogen and others) is completely isolated and didn't expose to the air. Then will be fine.

We pay Mc square to kipas our rig. haha

rihuhs post ur rezel commander unit pic.

ya wor. monday tues kipas ur rig, wed thurs kipas rihuhs rig,fri sat kipas mine. sunday cuti for him lor 

oh. it must be really packed inside.

hm.. that depends on the air flow inside the system for a performance air cooler to work well.

this is why i don't opt for compact desktops. with my limited skills (well if i have any lol), it's better to have plenty of space to work with. i will definitely put a larger and hopefully thicker rad in future. (a 360-rad aio is on its way)

Found this skin while browsing taobao looking for alien accessories. Looking awesome huh? 

plastidip is just a layer of rubber-like  coating that protects the surface. it's fun to play with lol!

yes if it's not reversible i will not play with it hehe

38kg tower. siao liao. never think a pc tower can weight 38kg...

should I sell or keep? my game Intel oso can play de

yes, it's that heavy

from wat i heard.. x51 very hard to upgrade.... y dun search online....

i think it's better to follow the current settings and find compatible gpu's, or maybe consult dell about this.

i think there will be more options for you soon, like 960 variants. this is why i think it's fine to just stick to the same connectors. of course if you can modify it that's even better lol!

Change to r9 290x... He he...

the only upgrade that you can feel the difference is using ssd as boot, software, and game drives.

for sata ssd, currently samsung 850 pro should be one of the best. get 512gb or larger for single drives, or make a raid0 with 2x or more smaller drives (like much cheaper liteon s900 256gb). sandisk extreme pro should be ok also.

cl9, cl10, cl11 are memory timings. 1600mhz is memory clock speed. you can go for smaller timing, higher clocks if you want to, but i don't think you can feel the differences between normal and performance ram. you can check out brands like g.skill and crucial also.

as for the ram size, if possible go for full 32gb, then use the excess for system optimizations (ram-based caching for ssd/hdd, ramdisk, etc.). try it out then compare it to the same system without such optimizations. the pagefile can be set to small ones (like 200mb min to 1gb max) to save space. (it's likely that this system file will never be used but just make sure it's there. until now i still have some systems running 0 pagefile without issues)