iBuypower Revolt R770

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Pros:

Can be laid flat; low price.
Compact form factor. Solid CPU/GPU combination. Reasonably priced for a gaming rig. No bloatware.
Strong overall performance in a compact case, SSD and hard drive combo, Three-year standard warranty, No bloatware

Cons:

A bit loud; bigger than other similar machines.
Very limited room for internal expansion. No bundled peripherals

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Can be laid flat; low price
Compact form factor. Solid CPU/GPU combination. Reasonably priced for a gaming rig. No bloatware
Strong overall performance in a compact case, SSD and hard drive combo, Three-year standard warranty, No bloatware

Reviewers Didn't Like

A bit loud; bigger than other similar machines
Very limited room for internal expansion. No bundled peripherals
No option to add a Blu-ray drive, Plastic case is a bit tricky to get in and out of, Cooling fan never ceases

Expert reviews and ratings

To revolt is to rise up against an oppressive ruling authority. In iBuypower’s case, is the new iBuypower Revolt PC opposing big gaming rigs or game consoles? The revolt carries on the fight against substandard game consoles. We prefer to believe...

By Maximum PC on June 20, 2013

The iBuypower Revolt R770 is a solid solution for gamers low on funding or space, serving up a reasonably priced small-form-factor gaming rig, though its limited expandability will turn off diehard...

By PC Mag on April 10, 2013

Big performance in a small package for a medium price: that's the recipe for success that the iBuypower Revolt R770 follows in its attempt to woo gamers from both competing PCs and consoles....

By Computer Shopper on March 13, 2013

We have seen our fair share of mini-ITX cases and system builds over the last six months, including rigs from Digital Storm and AVADirect. They attempt to offer a balance between performance, power, noise and size and some do it better than others. ...

By PCPer on May 10, 2013

In the end, the Revolt is a solid gaming rig for those that need the power in a smaller package. Of course, many dedicated PC gamers would gladly build their own machine, but for those that are just getting into PC gaming, or aren’t yet brave enough...

By SlashGear on February 28, 2013