The "Alienware" computer hardware division of Dell, Inc. announced it'll bring back its high-end Area-51 Windows desktop PC but with a breathtaking new design.

The new Area-51 computer chassis is shaped like an eerie triangle and will creep you out just looking at it. The new design doesn't look like any conventional desktop PC built by a major OEM.

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The "head" of the Area-51 PC looks like that of an alien from the front. The top vents give the appearance of scales.

Despite these weird flourishes, the design was created to offer a better cooling system for the interior of the Area-51.

"It features an angled, easily accessible front I/O panel and hassle-free grips that make it simple to pivot your system forward to reach rear ports. Vast and open entryways on each side are designed to provide an easy way for you to perform upgrades, brainstorm new mods, or show off your rig," said Alienware in a statement.

The system's specs are designed for a gamers' needs.

Alienware said the inside of the new Area-51 is roomy enough to fit three Nvidia or AMD graphics cards.

Area-51also has 32 GB of 2133 DDR4 RAM. It features Intel Core i7 six- and eight-core Haswell-E processors.

Area-51 has a full support for liquid cooling and overclocking options.

It comes with three conventional hard drives and two solid state drives.

Users can install an optional 1.5 kilowatt power supply.

It will start shipping in the U.S. in October.

Alienware, however, did not disclose the starting price of new Area-51.

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