iBuyPower Revolt i7

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Sleek compact design, Liquid cooled, Lots of customization options, Competitive pricing, Great performance.

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The system can get quite loud

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Last revision on January 30, 2015

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Sleek compact design, Liquid cooled, Lots of customization options, Competitive pricing, Great performance

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When you think about it iBUYPOWER has done something really great with the Revolt. Normally through iBUYPOWER you would custom configure a system and have them build it for you. These were generally tower systems build with products you yourself...

By ThinkComputers on February 28, 2013

The iBuypower Revolt starts at $499 and comes in three different base configurations. Those being Core i3 3220 with integrated for $499, Core i5 3570K with GTX 660 for $899 (A steal in my opinion), and Core i7 3770K with a GTX 670 for $1399. In my...

By Bright Side of News on May 16, 2013

At CES 2013, the PC boutique iBuyPower announced a product that's in many ways much more than the sum of its parts. They announced the Revolt, a small form factor gaming PC that's riding the same wave of small gaming PCs that includes Alienware's...

By AnandTech on February 16, 2013

The past two years has seen system integrators start to really diversify amongst themselves, but iBuyPower and CyberPowerPC in particular have been making strong inroads into retail. This CES, iBuyPower made a tremendous step from being a successful...

By AnandTech on January 09, 2013