The Yoyotech’s mighty Core i7 CPU delivers enough power to handle virtually any task, and its RTX 2070 is a capable graphics card that’ll run anything bar some games at 4K. We review the Warbird i7S, available via GAME.
The Warbird i7S may have a Yoyotech logo, but this machine isn’t actually available to buy direct from the Basingstoke-based builders. If you want to get your hands on this PC, you’ll have to head to high-street retailer GAME.
The Warbird is one of ten machines that are now available from the firm – one of the UK’s most recognisable gaming retailers.
Price & Availability
The Warbird i7S costs £1,899, and it can’t be customised when buying from the GAME website. If you do want to tweak specifications before you buy, you’re better off going to Yoyotech directly and getting a different machine.
This machine sits in the middle of Game’s Yoyotech range. It’s possible to spend under £1,500 on the Warbird i5 Ultra with its older Core i5 and last-generation Nvidia GPUs – that still offer plenty of power. Also check out the Overclockers Radiance RZ at the same price.
Alternatively, you could spend £2,500 on the Yoyotech Warbird X2 with an RTX 2080 graphics card and a Core i9-9900K processor – or £4,500 on a monstrous PUBG-themed build that includes limited-edition components and incredible water-cooled design.
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Design & Build
It’s easy to be suspicious about the Warbird i7S – after all, PCs from big-brand retailers don’t have the best reputation.
Haul the Yoyotech from its box, though, and worries disappear. The NZXT H500 case is a sensible and welcome choice – it’s a popular option for mid-range builds, and it mixes good looks with solid strength and features.
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