iBUYPOWER made a pc case (revolt 2)

[CtW]

Sauce: http://www.ibuypower.com/Product/Revolt2

 

It seems that iBUYPOWER has made a pc case that can be purchased on its own. They aren't the first system integrator to do this (Origin Millenium/Genesis and the Puget fish tanks) but are probably the first to sell one in a non-limited production run (iirc the Origin cases were limited to 400 units) 

 

 

As you can see, it is a small form factor chassis with a big emphasis on the appearance of the build. It features the GPU and SSD pretty prominently with RGB LEDs controlled by their own software/controller.

AS we can see, the case doesn't use any riser cables to achieve the look of where the gpu is, but as a result has a really strange and inefficient internal layout. Also, I can't spot for the life of me where the PSU goes, unless it goes on top of the motherboard, which is a strong possibility

 

While this thing does look really cool, I'm not sold on the case. It doesnt look like it will be that nice to build in and is sacrificing function for form. it is definitely interesting though and I cant wait to see the reviews of the thing.

[Unhelpful]

Kinda ugly imo.

 

Know the price tag?

[Tagiau]

Lets just stick with the first revolt. It doesn't look as revolting as this thing does. 

[niofalpha]

Where does the PSU go?

[asiancorruption]

The only thing I would buy from iBP. oh how I cringe at their prebuilts with 6600ks and 950s. or calling a pc with a 6300 and a r7 240 "gaming pcs".

[Jykos]

What...

Um...

Ugly? 

I don't know what to think...

[FatPenguin]

pretty unique. RIP Puget fish tanks.

 

I don't really know how to think about this

[Panda689]

Huh... I actually don't mind it, but where does the PSU go?? It goes right above the motherboard, there is a picture of it on the product page

[Guest]

Looks like a bread maker

[atrash]

Yeah the psu goes above the motherboard. I see no problem with this layout. If the gpu fan spins, it will suck the air in an exhaust it through the back no matter what. Normal Atx build is more inefficient than this. 

[byalexandr]

Ew

 

[Jykos]

Looks like a bread maker

or a kneeling toaster

[Nowak]

Oh good, another fugly case for the fugly case market.

[GeekJump]

HOLY BANANA PANTS BATMAN! I could put my PC build in a vacuum!?!?

 

nah that shit is ugly >_> lol

[HeathCliff]

edit:

[packetpusher]

Gave me cancer would not use this case to wipe my ass 10/10

(Even if I could I still wouldn't) 

[MrDynamicMan]

Seems like another one of those

xxxL33t_H4X0R_420xxx

Cases

[Unhelpful]

surprised nobody made the 'revolt'ing joke

 

@Tagiau did. 

[HeathCliff]

@Tagiau did. 

 

I need to read.

[Trey222]

I have never been a fan of small cases or cases with to much fancy lighting. This case looks like both of those things. IMO a real PC fan uses a nice toned down case like the 900D.

[Jykos]

a real PC fan

*anyone with taste 

[TopWargamer]

I like it as a niche case sort of thing. Depending on how your living room looks, could make a good living room PC, like with Steam OS and all that jazz. I could totally see that case/PC living in our living room and playing games on the big screen.

[Monkey Dust]

Dear lord that is hideous. Doesn't look too good for GPU cooling either, I think there is a good reason why they used a rear exhausting reference card.

[MageTank]

40L in volume, still calls it an ITX case. Yeah... No thank you.

 

On a side note; Where is the PSU? Even on the official site, i see no PSU specifications or pictures of any PSU in it. 

[Dabombinable]

40L in volume, still calls it an ITX case. Yeah... No thank you.

 

On a side note; Where is the PSU? Even on the official site, i see no PSU specifications or pictures of any PSU in it. 

Do they even mention a power brick?