iBuyPower Gamer Power BTS11

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Pros:

Excellent gaming performance, Case offers plenty of expansion room, good cable management, Includes USB 3,0, HDMI, legacy ports, Comes with mouse and keyboard.

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Comes with no Wi-Fi, Blu-ray drive, or card reader.

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Last revision on August 18, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Excellent gaming performance, Case offers plenty of expansion room, good cable management, Includes USB 3,0, HDMI, legacy ports, Comes with mouse and keyboard

Reviewers Didn't Like

Comes with no Wi-Fi, Blu-ray drive, or card reader

Expert reviews and ratings

With a strong feature set and plenty of powerful components to satisfy any budding gamer and tinkerer, the iBuypower Gamer Power BTS11 is a good buy for anyone looking to save on a desktop gaming rig. ...

By PC Mag on August 01, 2011

At the beginning of this review we asked is the Gamer Power BTS 11 worth the asking price of $999.00? Our answer is an unqualified “yes.”Even though in some of our game tests the rig seemed to struggle to give us playable frame rates,...

By TechReaction.net on August 08, 2011

The iBUYPOWER Gamer Power BTS11 is literally being marketed as a back to school special for students. And with that target market comes particular needs: something that looks good, can do any daily task, and run games without breaking the bank....

By Pureoverclock on August 02, 2011

Recently, iBuyPower sent us over one of their latest gaming rig configurations: The Gamer Power BTS11. Built for the student headed back to school (hence the “BTS” designation), the rig promises great performance at the very reasonable price...

By GamingShogun on July 26, 2011

iBUYPOWER is having a huge back to school sale, as configured, this machine will retail for $999. It would cost you just as much to build this machine yourself and you would lose the technical support, and three year limited warranty. You could build...

By TechwareLabs on July 20, 2011