It supports a full ATX motherboard, though out of the box HP used a microATX, which limits both built-in functions a little and how much you can expand.
Pull the glass side panel off, and you have free access to all internal components, all of which can be upgraded over time. On the one hand, you might say the design is a little uninspiring, but to the PC gamer, this is a machine where function is the primary concern, and ease of access is paramount. The chamber is separated from other components so that internal temperatures can be up to 6 degrees lower, thanks to the lack of heated air inside the machine. In an era where building your PC is so common, many manufacturers try to think outside the box with their desktop rigs, and HP certainly did that. The HP Omen 45L is larger than its predecessor, but that's mostly down to an innovative new "Cryo Chamber" cooling solution. There's a boatload of ports for easy connectivity, mainly for sim racing when you've got multiple devices that all want a USB connection to your PC.
It features 5x 120mm case fans regardless of your CPU cooling choice, keeping thermals under control during gameplay. The hardware is all contained in a sleek and compact case available in two colors. Equally, the base-level model is still well-suited to sim racing, with the RTX 4080 16GB GPU perfectly capable of running titles like iRacing. You can add Alienware's Cryo-tech cooling instead of the standard liquid variant, and there's a choice of case styles. There are quite a few configuration options available for the Aurora, with a max-spec model potentially sporting the beefy RTX 4090 24GB GPU, a 13th Gen Intel i9-13900K processor (CPU), 64GB of DDR5-5200MHz RAM, and a 4TB M.2 PCIe solid-state drive.
What also helps set it apart is that it's fairly compact, considering how much is inside. Whether you want to run in VR, on a single monitor, a massive ultrawide, or triples, the Aurora can be kitted out to deliver high-quality graphics and high frame rates. Dell's Alienware Aurora is a fantastic PC for sim racing.
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