Falcon Northwest Talon

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alaTest a collecté et analysé 12 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit Falcon Northwest Talon. La note moyenne du produit est 3.8 sur 5, tandis que les autres Ordinateurs de bureau ont une note moyenne de 4.1 sur 5. Les auteurs d'avis apprécient le comfort d'utilisation.

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Après analyse des notes de consommateurs et d'experts, de l'âge du produit ainsi que d'autres facteurs, et comparé aux autres Ordinateurs de bureau, le Falcon Northwest Talon obtient un alaScore™ de 85/100 = Très Bien.

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Avis d'expert par : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-860)

The Falcon Northwest Talon comes in a new case, with new Core i7-860 components, courtesy of Intel.

Speedy, high end gaming system. Very good build quality and cable routing. SSD for speedy load times. No Bloatware.

Door only opens to 90 degrees. Extra performance may not justify the added price.

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Sep. 2009

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Editor's Choice

Avis d'expert par : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-950)

The Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-950) is a contender for hardcore gamer PC of the year, eschewing gimmicks like a flashy case for simple design, great build quality, and blistering performance.

Great gaming performance for less than $2,500. Great wire routing. Simple, air-cooled overclocking.

Case is a fingerprint magnet. Lacks multimedia card reader. Looks like a run-of-the-mill PC.

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Juin 2009

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Avis d'expert par : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon (X2 3800)

The speedy Falcon Northwest Talon makes a good choice for the multimedia enthusiast who happens to be a gamer too.

Powerful graphics. SLI-capable motherboard. Latest technology.

Price does not include monitor and speakers.

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Août 2005

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Avis d'expert par : Rick Broida (cnet.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon

The Falcon Northwest Talon is the most affordable SLI system we've seen to date. It provides the power needed for today's games, just not at levels worth bragging about. The Talon makes a good fit for gamers looking for an affordable, expandable...

Large case leaves room to expand; 650-watt power supply; SLI graphics for reasonable price; configurable.

Small hard drive on test unit; noisy; performance tweaks don't add up to much.

Stressing function over form, the unassuming Falcon Northwest Talon is an SLI gaming PC that provides the power needed for today's games, just not at levels worth bragging about.

Mai 2005

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Avis d'expert par : Joel Strauch (pcworld.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon 4.3

Value-priced, the Talon 4.3 is geared for gamers on a budget.

Mai 2002

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Avis d'expert par : Joel Strauch (pcworld.com)

Falcon Northwest Northwest Talon 4.3

Fast value system offers little in the way of hardware and software extras. Excellent speakers with rich bass and plenty of volume.

Mai 2002

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Avis d'expert par : Sean Captain (pcworld.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon 3.1

Equipped with a nice monitor, the Talon 3.1 is a blazing-fast system for gamers on a budget.

Oct. 2001

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Editor's Choice!

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Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-875K)

Five years ago, $2,500 use to be the price point for an "entry-level" gaming desktop; now, you can buy a perfectly respectable gaming rig for as little as $1,300. The Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-875K) ($2,499 direct, $2,895 with optional paintwork)...

Overclocked Core i7 power. Unique paint job. Great 3D performance. More reasonably priced than Mach V. Upgradable. No Bloatware. USB 3.0

Smudges and scratches show up easily on automotive paint

Think of the Editors' Choice winning Falcon Northwest Talon (Core i7-875K) as the performance luxury model of gaming desktops: You get to the same game grid, but it's sleeker, a bit faster, and has a lot more prestige than entry level game rigs.

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Falcon Northwest Talon X2 3800+

Falcon Northwest has built its reputation on producing well-designed, high-powered desktops that include the latest and greatest technology. The Falcon Northwest Talon (X2 3800) ($2,589 direct as tested, without monitor) follows suit, with the newest...

Powerful graphics. SLI-capable motherboard. Latest technology

Price does not include monitor and speakers

The speedy Falcon Northwest Talon makes a good choice for the multimedia enthusiast who happens to be a gamer too.

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Avis d'expert par : Gordon Mah Ung (maximumpc.com)

Falcon Northwest Talon

When Falcon Northwest submitted its Talon PC to us instead of its top-gun Mach V, we didn't think the machine stood a chance of taking down the spate of ripping-fast 4GHz Core i7 rigs we've seen in the last few months.

Dual Radeon HD 5970s; super quiet; relatively energy efficient

Where’s the Blu-ray drive? Will never get a hexa-core upgrade

The Talon is not the most powerful machine we’ve ever tested, but it still gets our approval for being fast, freakishly quiet, and even energy efficient. Heck, it’ll even save you a few thousand bucks, to boot.

Nov. 2009

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