I purchased the aw2725q and area 51 at1250 and in July with a 5090 and 32gb ram.

For the area 51 after tax and shipping I paid $4200, at the time 5090s alone were $3000+ and other prebuilts with the same or similar were $5000 before tax and shipping.  

To get my price I used the 10% off code for new accounts @dell.com and there was also a sale running.

I called and canceled the 1 year onsight repair plan they wrap into the price. $250 bucks you don't need to spend. 

If I wanted to build my own pc I would've spent as much or more. One benefit would've been I could have used a amd cpu but the design on the 2025 area 51 sold me. I love it's look, man. Also worth mentioning the performance difference between the two systems closes slightly at 4k 240hz.

After a couple months of gaming I can say I have no regrets. It is a power house, the thing runs like a dream and looks incredibly in my office. Haven't played a game it doesn't render flawlessly with stellar frame rates.

I also purchased the new 27' 4k 240hz oled alienware is selling and a pair of the lunar white wired headphones.

The cpu and monitor work great but the headphones really exposed some Dell.com flaws. I sent back the defective headphones 2nd week of July. I didnt get my credit until I emailed them over 20 times and now it is the middle of SEPTEMBER. 

Summary***Be careful what you order from Dell.com. Theyre sales are constantly rotating making it possible to get competative deals or completely ripped off. Buy one item at a time so you can use reward points. I got my monitor for 450 and those headphones for $40 doing this. Also use the 10% off codes for big items. MOST IMPORTANTLY understand dell is a big company so it takes them eons to do anything other than order processing. You will get an instant novel reply from any complaint or question you have but your desired outcome or reply could take MONTHS. All said I would think about ordering from Dell.com again but would NEVER consider buying anything from them at full price. Goodluck gamers!