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Falcon Northwest FragBox Review : $5,000 Worth of Awesome

Falcon Northwest FragBox Review : $5,000 Worth of Awesome

Posted on February 26, 2017January 14, 2019 By Jarvis

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There are plenty of high-end gaming PCs that support monstrous graphics cards and lush paint jobs, but not many of them are made for the road. That’s where Falcon Northwest’s FragBox comes in. This travel-minded desktop ($2,145 to start, $4,848 as configured) is as portable as it is powerful, thanks to a handy carrying handle and support for the latest Intel Core processors and up to two high-end Nvidia graphics cards. Add in some eye-catching custom paint options, and you’ve got a premium 4K and VR-ready gaming machine that will look great either in your living room or on the way to your next LAN event.

Design

The Falcon Northwest FragBox is probably the most aptly named PC I’ve ever reviewed — it’s literally a big, travel-friendly rectangular box that packs a ton of high-end gaming power inside. Our model shipped in a shiny coat of cherry-red paint — which, combined with the sleek curve of the system’s carrying handle — makes it look like the gaming desktop equivalent of a compact sports car. The glowing, etched-in Falcon logo on the front is a nice extra touch.
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