Entry is free, but it’s first in, best dressed as spots are limited. The competition runs between March 8 and April 8, and the best eight teams will be flown to Sydney (flights and accommodation included) for a live face-off on April 17 using a purpose-built Alienware LAN setup.

Each member of the winning clan walks away with an Alienware Aurora gaming desktop, a 23-inch OptX monitor and TactX peripherals. But you’ve gotta be in it to win it, so rally your troops and sign up on Alienware’s website, or hit the forums to find a team.

Alienware, the folks behind Dell’s high-performance gaming PCS, are hosting an online 5v5 CoD4 tournament starting next Monday, March 8. The top eight teams will be flown to Sydney to fight for the title in a live final on April 17, and the last clan standing will share nearly $30,000 in prizes. Yep, each member of the winning team will take home Alienware dream machines worth $5800.

So if you’re up for the experience of a lifetime – and a shot at the awesome prizes – head over to the Alienware Arena website for all the info you need to register (or find) your team of five. And get a move on – entry is limited to the first 128 teams and spots are filling fast.

The 5v5 online tournament runs from March 5 to April 8, and the final eight teams will face off in Sydney on April 17 for the title and five Alienware dream machine packages worth $5800 each, which include an Alienware Aurora desktop PC with Intel Core i7-950 3.06GHz processors, 12GB DDR3 1333Mhz memory, 300GB 10,000rpm WD Velociraptor hard drives and a 23-inch OptX monitor.

Sign up your clan of five at the Alienware Arena website, or find yourself some teammates at the forums. Be quick – registrations close March 5.

The Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare tournament hosted by Alienware will run from March 8 to April 8. Teams of five will battle for a spot in the top eight clans, who will be flown to Sydney to face off on a purpose-built Alienware LAN setup. And the best part? Each gamer from the winning team will score a sweet Alienware Aurora gaming desktop worth $5800.

You must have a team of five to sign up, so if you’re still in need of a clan, pull a team together by registering your details on Alienware’s blog. Hit up the Alienware website for all the details on rules and prizes.

Entry is free, but it’s first in, best dressed as spots are limited. The competition runs between March 8 and April 8, and the best eight teams will be flown to Sydney (flights and accommodation included) for a live face-off on April 17 using a purpose-built Alienware LAN setup.

Each member of the winning clan walks away with an Alienware Aurora gaming desktop, a 23-inch OptX monitor and TactX peripherals. But you’ve gotta be in it to win it, so rally your troops and sign up on Alienware’s website, or hit the forums to find a team.

You can find these dedicated servers by searching for “Alienware” when initiating up or joining a game.

And don’t forget that Alienware is hosting an online Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare competition from March 5, with the top eight teams being flown to Sydney on April 17 for a live face-off on a purpose-built Alienware LAN setup.

Each gamer from the winning clan will walk away with $5800 in prizes, including a high-performance Alienware Aurora gaming PC, a 23-inch full HD widescreen monitor, a TactX mouse, keyboard and headset.

You can sign up your five-man clan up ’til March 5. Of if you’re still looking for a clan, you can pull together a team by logging your details on the Alienware Arena website. The tournament starts on Monday week, so get a move on if you want a part of it.

Dell’s high-performance PC brand Alienware is hosting an online 5v5 CoD4 tournament for Aussies between March 8 and April 8. It’ll be a head-to-head test of skills and strategy as teams of five face off for a place in the tournament final, where they’ll fight for the title of best PC gaming clan in the country, custom-built Alienware dream machines, and at least a year’s worth of bragging rights. The top eight clans will battle it out in the live grand final to be held in Sydney on April 17, and the clan that wins the war takes home five (one for each teammate) Alienware prize packages valued at $5800 each.

The PC gamer’s wet dream has become a reality – sign up, find a clan or find out more at Alienware Arena’s official website.

Alienware, the folks behind Dell’s high-performance gaming PCS, are hosting an online 5v5 CoD4 tournament starting March 8, right here in Australia. The top eight teams will be flown to Sydney to fight for the title in a live final on April 17, and the last clan standing will share nearly $30,000 in prizes. Yep, each member of the winning team will take home Alienware dream machines worth $5800.

So if you’re up for the experience of a lifetime – and a shot at the awesome prizes – head over to the Alienware Arena website for all the info you need to register (or find) your team of five. And get a move on – entry is limited to the first 128 teams and spots are filling fast.

The 5v5 online tournament runs from March 5 to April 8, and the final eight teams will face off in Sydney on April 17 for the title and five Alienware dream machine packages worth $5800 each, which include an Alienware Aurora desktop PC with Intel Core i7-950 3.06GHz processors, 12GB DDR3 1333Mhz memory, 300GB 10,000rpm WD Velociraptor hard drives and a 23-inch OptX monitor.

Sign up your clan of five at the Alienware Arena website, or find yourself some teammates at the forums. Be quick – registrations close March 6.

The Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare tournament hosted by Alienware will run from March 5 to April 8. Teams of five will battle for a spot in the top eight clans, who will be flown to Sydney to face off on a purpose-built Alienware LAN setup. And the best part? Each gamer from the winning team will score a sweet Alienware Aurora gaming desktop worth $5800.

You must have a team of five to sign up, so if you’re still in need of a clan, pull a team together by registering your details on Alienware’s blog. Hit up the Alienware website for all the details on rules and prizes.