I’ve really gotten used to a Frankenstein’s monster of front and top cables, but I found that acclimating to hooking everything to the back of the rig again to be fairly simple. The top, however, has a 3.5mm jack (headset/microphone combo) alongside of three USB ports (two USB 3.0 type A and one USB 3.1 Type C). Speaking of, the case itself is extremely clean, without excessive dongles and ports in the front. I went from taking it out of the box to configuring my desktop in around 10 minutes: partially helped by the great form factor of the case.
FALCON NORTHWEST WINDOWS 10
The unboxing process was completely painless, as Falcon sets up Windows 10 by default on their machines, and I didn’t find any bloatware to boot. The rest you can toggle or swap to any color you want (I left them as green, because of course). The only hangup is the NVIDIA logo if you opt to go that route for graphics cards, which you can completely turn off. Falcon Northwest’s thing is customization, which you’ve probably noticed by now when it comes to the giant Mr. Or you can custom craft the window to be tinted glass or solid aluminum. There are neon lights inside, but you can turn them off if you want. One of Falcon Northwest’s running jokes is that everyone just “RGBs all the things” to create gaudy gaming PCs, so they’ve sort of circumvented that issue. That’s because it’s printed onto the glass itself using a high resolution vector as a source and UV-LED printing. Also, it looks like the logo on the glass is here to stay: try as I might I couldn’t scratch it. I dig the minimalist front the most, but Falcon says we’re “the first recipient of the clear glass sided Talon.” I’m happy, as I’m always partial to view-cases and I’m constantly tinkering with new configurations in my mind.
FALCON NORTHWEST PC
I was stunned to find out that Falcon Northwest wanted to custom-create a PC for Destructoid, strictly for us to review.Īs you can see in the photo above the theme is green internal lightning, combined with two different prints of the Destructoid logo: two on the sides and one on the front. In fact, that fine line of finding something cutting edge/future proof yet affordable is one of the most stressful experiences I’ve had in the gaming realm even as an IT professional, so I can certainly see why people are attached to the idea of consoles.įalcon Northwest takes the idea of custom PC shopping even further, so long as you’re willing to pay for it. “Oh I need a new rig, let’s do some shopping…oh God no I’m about to spend $6000” is a common occurrence when window shopping for PCs.
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