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iBuyPower Revolt 2 Review: Mini Gaming Monster

iBuyPower Revolt 2 Review: Mini Gaming Monster

Posted on March 13, 2016March 31, 2020 By Jarvis

Call it an alien artifact. Call it the world’s sexiest toaster. Either way, the iBuyPower Revolt 2 ($899 starting, $1,400 as reviewed) is one of the most uniquely stunning gaming desktops I’ve ever used, to the point that just about everyone in the Tom’s Guide testing lab stopped by to drool over it.

The Revolt 2 is more than just a pretty piece of tech, however, with a space-saving design and instant-access storage bays that are built for the competitive gamer. Couple that with an Intel Core i7 processor, a GTX 970 graphics card and some useful packed-in peripherals, and you’ve got a package that can back up its showstopping design with equally strong gaming performance.
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