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Falcon Northwest Tiki

Falcon Northwest Tiki
alaScore 92

22 reviews

Nov, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 22 reviews of Falcon Northwest Tiki. The average rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Desktops for all reviews. People are impressed by the usability. The size is also mentioned favorably, whereas some have doubts about the price.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Desktops the Falcon Northwest Tiki is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Jacob Roach (digitaltrends.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki review (2022): Mini PC gaming, perfected

 

The Falcon Northwest Tiki is a monster of a gaming PC, and in its pursuit to offer the smallest form factor possible, it sacrifices very little.

Blazing 4K gaming performance Fantastic thermal design Top-notch build quality Accessible upgrades Standard three-year warranty Limited fan noise

Limited Intel configurations

“The Falcon Northwest Tiki is an ultra-fast gaming PC that gets just about everything right.”

May, 2022

Expert review by : Brad Bourque (digitaltrends.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki (2015) review

 

From the overclocked CPU to the 980 Ti, the Falcon Northwest Tiki proves that everything's faster in the northwest.

Jul, 2015

Expert review by (cnet.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki 2016

 

Easy enough, if you're willing to spend $1,200 or more, but most of the desktops we've tested that fit the bill are gaming rigs in the most classic sense of the word. That means they're big, they're heavy and their designs lack a certain cosmopolitan...

Insanely powerful, thanks to the very high-end parts in this configuration, yet still compact enough to not hog your desk. Expert construction, a sturdy chassis, and a clean understated look.

Very expensive, even configured with lower-end parts. The internal components aren't as easily accessible as in a standard tower. New high-end graphics card hardware may (or may not) be right around the corner.

The Falcon Northwest Tiki is the most powerful, and most expensive, VR-ready PC we've tested to date.

Apr, 2016

Expert review by : Dan Ackerman (cnet.com)

The Falcon Northwest Tiki review: A compact powerhouse for virtual reality

 

With super-premium parts, this is both the fastest, and most expensive, VR-ready PC we've tested.

Insanely powerful, thanks to the very high-end parts in this configuration, yet still compact enough to not hog your desk. Expert construction, a sturdy chassis, and a clean understated look.

Very expensive, even configured with lower-end parts. The internal components aren't as easily accessible as in a standard tower. New high-end graphics card hardware may (or may not) be right around the corner.

The Falcon Northwest Tiki is the most powerful, and most expensive, VR-ready PC we've tested to date.

Apr, 2016

Expert review by : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki (2015)

 

If you need the sheer power of a fully loaded gaming PC in package no bigger than a console, the Falcon Northwest Tiki should be your first choice.

Slim. Killer paint job. Supports 4K gaming and video. Strong performance on multimedia and 3D benchmark tests. Three-year warranty.

Pricey as heck. Limited room for upgrades.

Conclusion The Falcon Northwest Tiki can compete, delivering smooth gameplay at 1080p and higher resolutions, with all the eye candy turned on. Its well-built compact design takes up about as much space as a gaming console, but it's so much more...

Aug, 2015

Expert review by : Gordon Mah Ung (pcworld.com)

Review: Falcon Northwest's console-sized, 18-core micro PC is gloriously overkill

 

Size doesn't matter: Falcon packs a 36-thread CPU, GeForce Titan X and the fastest NVME SSD into a PC not much bigger than a game console.

Small and light ; 18-core Xeon, GeForce Titan X and Intel 750-series SSD

Expensive ; Take big memory bandwidth hit

For the average power user, the Tiki is overkill.

May, 2015

Expert review by : Rich Brown (cnet.com)

Falcon Northwest's Tiki slim tower gaming desktop: Marble Columns!

 

The Falcon Northwest Tiki takes an expensive, ostentatious stab at a gaming slim tower.

The ; innovates the slim-tower gaming PC, jamming more hardware inside than you might have thought possible.

The granite base isn't for everyone, and the limitations of the slim-tower design seem harsh given the Tiki's high price tag.

We don't recommend the Falcon Northwest Tiki for general-purpose high-end gaming, but this system is your best bet if you want a luxury-priced blend of speed and space savings.

Jul, 2012

Expert review by : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki

 

The compact Falcon Northwest Tiki gaming desktop has gaming performance that works even at very high quality settings.

Compact form factor. High-end processor and graphics. Dual SSD option. HDMI, DisplayPort, eSATA, and plenty of USB 3.0 ports. No bloatware. Great build quality.

Slower than overclocked systems on multimedia tests. Limited expansion. No kitsch enclosed. Must be operated vertically.

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Jun, 2012

Expert review by (cnet.com)

Falcon Northwest Tiki Core i7 3770K

 

The granite base on the bottom of the Falcon Northwest Tiki might not be to everyone's aesthetic taste, but there's no denying the technical and design achievement behind this slim tower gaming desktop. Should you spend $2,783 for it? With competing...

The Falcon Northwest Tiki innovates the slim-tower gaming PC, jamming more hardware inside than you might have thought possible.

The granite base isn't for everyone, and the limitations of the slim-tower design seem harsh given the Tiki's high price tag.

We don't recommend the Falcon Northwest Tiki for general-purpose high-end gaming, but this system is your best bet if you want a luxury-priced blend of speed and space savings.

Jun, 2012

Expert review by : Anand Lal Shimpi (anandtech.com)

High-End Meets Small Form Factor: GeForce Titan in Falcon Northwest's Tiki

 

Today NVIDIA officially unveiled its first consumer facing GK110 graphics card: the GeForce Titan. Although GK110 launched last year, gamers didn't have access to it as it launched exclusively as a Tesla part. No less than 18,688 GK110 based Tesla K20X...

Feb, 2013

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