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Tired of paying too much
for a machine that works against you?

You should own your computer—not rent it, not be surveilled by it, and not replace it in two years because the industry decided it was obsolete.  We build machines that work for you.  From $449.

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Is This You?

Find your fight.

One villain wears three masks: an industry whose business model is obsolescence.  Pick the mask that’s been coming for your money—we’ll show you exactly how we beat it.

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Parents

You’ve got more money than time.  You want one machine that lasts, replaces the console, and never sends the household a monthly bill.

Your villain: the Phantom Deal.  The big-box bait that gets upsold toward $1,500, crashes under real use, and lands back on the holiday list two years running—so you overpaid to not be done.

See how we beat it → 🎓
Students & Veterans

Every dollar counts and you’ll do the work yourself.  You need real Office, real RAM, and a machine that survives past graduation or the next PCS.

Your villain: the Look-Alike.  The eBay clone and the console-plus-subscription trap—a cheap box that does one thing or nothing, with fees that quietly bleed you every month.

See how we beat it → 💼
Pros

You know enough to want the real thing: actual cores, actual bandwidth, no asterisks.

Your villain: the False Binary.  Apple’s gilded cage on one side, a crippled “value” PC (single-channel memory, a GPU on an x4 lane) on the other.  Either door betrays the work.

See how we beat it →
Why This Keeps Happening

The Industry Built This System
For Themselves. Not You.

Every frustration you’ve had with a computer was a decision someone made.  That decision wasn’t made with you in mind.

New PCs ship with software designed for the platform, not for you.  Copilot monitors your screen.  Recall logs everything you view.  Edge opens by default.  Teams runs in the background.  Telemetry collects behavior data.  You bought the machine—the OS is still working a different agenda.  We remove all of it at the ISO level.  Before the OS ever touches the drive.

Locked firmware.  Proprietary connectors.  Non-standard PSU form factors.  Software that only runs on their hardware.  None of it is accidental.  It’s designed to ensure you can’t upgrade without buying a new machine.  From them.  We use standard cases, standard PSUs, and standard components.  You own it.  You can upgrade it.

Online “experts” are telling you to buy new.  Your old hardware is trash.  Support is ending.  What they don’t mention: many are sponsored by the companies selling new components.  An i7-4790K from 2014 runs Windows 11 and Fortnite fine.  We’ve tested it.  The hardware isn’t broken.  The narrative is.

Heat is the enemy of performance.  New OEM systems ship with coolers sized to pass a compliance test—not keep your machine fast.  Tom’s Hardware called the CyberPowerPC Costco machine’s cooler “loud, even at idle.”  When it overheats, the CPU throttles automatically.  You’re paying for peak performance and getting sustained mediocrity.  Every Revolt build uses Thermalright cooling.  We solved the heat problem.

See our full cooling engineering approach →

Proprietary RGB controllers.  Software that only works on their hardware.  Stay inside the ecosystem or lose control of what you paid for.  We install Nollie RGB RISC-V ARGB controllers on every build—configured in OpenRGB before it ships.  Vendor-neutral.  Open-source.  No account required.  You own it.

See our full lighting & ARGB approach →

Office trial expires in 30 days.  Antivirus renews at $50 a year.  McAfee starts sending popup threats.  By year three, the “affordable” machine has cost you $400 more than the sticker.  Every Revolt build ships with everything included.  Office 2019 Pro+.  No subscriptions.  No surprises.  The price you see is the price you pay.

The gap we fill:  Rebuild the hardware.  Strip the software.  Restore full control.  Hand it back at a price that makes sense.

What $499 Buys You Out There.
What $449 Buys You Here.

Live eBay listing — i7-7700 / GTX 1660 / 16GB DDR4
$499
‣  Intel Core i7-7700 (4.2 GHz) — genuinely strong Kaby Lake quad ‣  GTX 1660 6GB — a real gaming card, a step above a 1650 ‣  Stock Intel cooler — throttles under sustained load ‣  16GB on Win 11 Home — stutters in Fortnite/Roblox unless you close everything else ‣  WiFi 5 · 500GB SATA SSD · 2-slot Dell board — slow interface, capped upgrades ‣  Push-button RGB — no software control, no fan curves ‣  Windows 11 Home — bloat + telemetry, and no Office ‣  “High Performance” unverified — one buyer’s review reports 32 FPS in Marvel Rivals $499 is the last-unit sale price—regularly $799.95.  And it’s DDR4: with memory prices doubled, that clearance number isn’t coming back.
Revolt Raider — save $50
$449
‣  Bench-verified 60+ FPS Fortnite 1080p — measured, not hypothetical ‣  Same 16GB — but RR Turbo frees ~50% more usable headroom, so it doesn’t choke mid-game ‣  WiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2 — included, configured ‣  OpenRGB + Fan Control — real software control, not push-buttons ‣  Positive-pressure cooling — runs cool, stays dust-free ‣  NVMe boot drive — faster than their SATA SSD ‣  Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+ — debloated, permanent, $0 subscriptions Recovered DDR3 — insulated from the memory shortage.  Ready out of the box.
Or match their sale price — get the Relic
$499
‣  Everything in the Raider, stepped up: GTX 970, 24GB DDR3 ‣  Premium Thermalright cooling + full ARGB, clear panel — the workmanship showcase Same price as their last-unit clearance—permanently, with more machine.

Below $849, there are zero new gaming desktops with capable GPUs at any major US retailer—Costco, Amazon, Best Buy, or Walmart.  As of July 2026.

Our Mission

End of supportisn’t end of life.

When an OEM walks away from a machine, we don’t.  We recover, revive & redeploy hardware the industry calls obsolete…and prove it has years of real performance left.

Help us prove it. →
The Process

Recover. Revive. Redeploy.

Three steps.  Every machine goes through all of them.  No exceptions.

Every donated or surplus machine is wiped to military and federal standards before anything else happens.  Your data is gone.  Documented.  Verified.

DoD 5220.22-M—Multi-pass overwrite
NIST 800-88 Rev 1—Media sanitization
Active@ KillDisk—Licensed, signed PDF certificate
Chain of custody—Documented throughout
The circular economy challenge →

Not cleaning and reinstalling Windows.  Component-level diagnosis, BIOS locks bypassed, thermal engineering, and a custom OS image built from scratch—tuned to the exact platform it runs on.  Our oldest CPU in production: the i7-3960X from 2011.

Quad-channel on HEDT builds—2× the bandwidth of dual-channel
BIOS locks bypassed—OEM power limits removed, performance restored
Thermalright cooling—Modern thermals on legacy platforms
Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo]—Our image.  Privacy-first.  Yours.
Our build process & R&D →

Near-cost pricing on professionally optimized systems.  Every machine ships with Office 2019 Pro Plus—licensed, perpetual, no subscription.  Quality technology at a fraction of retail.

Office 2019 Pro Plus—Licensed, no subscription
100% positive eBay feedback—Verified
Free shipping—All current listings
Tax-deductible donations—501(c)(3) verified
Us vs. The OEM

Same price bracket.  Very different machine.

Operating system, RAM, cooling, BIOS, bloatware, subscriptions—line by line, here’s what the big-box machine gives you versus what we ship.  We put the whole comparison on one page, so you can check every claim yourself.

See the full comparison → Creators: vs. Mac Studio →
16 Builds. 4 Families. One Mission.

Sometimes the Best Designs Are Re-Designs.

Click any build to expand full specs.  ● Live on eBay.  ● In production.  ● Coming soon.

Build to Order
Configure a workstation.  Get a spec sheet.

Five platforms—Marauder, Ghoul WS, Banshee WS, Ironclad, and Dreadnought—build to order with matched cooling and a power supply sized for exactly what you pick.  Choose your RAM, GPU, CPU, and compute options; we build it and reply with your quote and lead time.

Open the configurator →
Revenant Series
Revenant Series
Entry–Mid Gaming · 16–32GB · $449–$699

Reports of their death were greatly exaggerated.  From the entry Raider up through the i7-5775C Rogue—affordable 1080p gaming at every price point.  All builds include Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo] and Office 2019 Pro+.

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The Raider Chassis · Rosewill FBM-X2 · Solid Panel

Rosewill FBM-X2 case — the Raider chassis

The Raider is our absolute floor for a PC that can be called a gaming PC.  Clean exterior.  Engineering-first interior.  ARGB accents coming soon.

Ditch the Console.
Raider
“Fortnite.  1080p.  60+ FPS.  Under $450.” · $449
⏳ In Production▼
Xeon E5-1240 v3 floor (4C/8T) · 3.4+ GHz base / 3.8+ GHz turbo · RX 470 4GB or better · 16GB DDR3 · 256GB NVMe + 500GB HDD · 60+ FPS Fortnite 1080p
  • CPUXeon E5-1240 v3 floor (4C/8T, Haswell LGA 1150) · 3.4+ GHz base / 3.8+ GHz turbo
  • GPURX 470 💪 4GB or better — full PCIe x16 bus — hand-tuned, undervolted — 60–80 FPS Fortnite 1080p
  • RAM16GB DDR3
  • Storage256GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie + LED strip
  • CaseRosewill FBM-X2-400 (PSU included)
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The CPU spec listed is the floor.  Every Raider ships with the best available Xeon from our refurb pipeline—Haswell LGA 1150, 4C/8T with ECC pedigree, validated to deliver the advertised FPS with the paired GPU.  See the full Raider story →

Signature Engineering Meets Signature Aesthetic

Starting with the Relic — ATX PSU, full ARGB on every fan, clear side panel.

Revolt Relic build — Thermalright cooling + GTX + ARGB accents through clear side panel

The Relic is where our engineering story begins to show through the glass.

Old Man Strength
Relic
“The original.  Back from the dead.” · $499
⏳ In Production▼
i7-4770 / 4790 (LGA 1150) · GTX 970 4GB · 24GB DDR3-1333 · 256GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • CPUIntel Core i7-4770 or i7-4790 (LGA 1150, 4C/8T)
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 970 4GB
  • RAM24GB DDR3-1333 (2×8 + 2×4, full dual-channel)
  • Storage256GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelClear side panel
  • CoolingThermalright Assassin King 120 (black)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 500W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The original flagship.  Back from the dead.  24GB and a GTX 970—65–85 FPS Fortnite 1080p.  Still handles everything in 2026.
Optional upgrade: i7-4790K (unlocked, higher clocks) + upgraded cooling — ask before purchase.
Veteran Flagships.  Still Lethal.
Rogue
“Two former champions.  Still undefeated.” · From $599
⏳ In Production▼
i7-5775C [eDRAM Unlocked] · GTX 980 4GB · 32GB DDR3 · 512GB NVMe + 500GB SSHD
  • CPUi7-5775C [eDRAM Unlocked]—128MB eDRAM cache (benchmarks faster than i7-6700K in gaming)
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 980 4GB
  • RAM32GB DDR3
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB SSHD
  • Side PanelClear side panel
  • CoolingThermalright Assassin King 120 (black)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 650W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Two former flagship parts — one of them the highest-performing 4-thread i7 Intel ever shipped, the other Nvidia’s Maxwell flagship.  Both retired early.  Both still lethal at 1080p.  75–100 FPS Fortnite.
Step up to the GTX 980 Ti (6GB, +2GB VRAM, 384-bit bus) for +$100 ($699)—120–155 FPS.  The 650W PSU is sized for both.  Ask before purchase.
Coffee Lake Series
Coffee Lake Series
DDR4 Dual-Channel · High-Clock Gaming · $849–$1,049

The best gaming silicon we build.  Coffee Lake’s single-thread speed buries every older Xeon and HEDT chip in the lineup—de-throttled to hold full rated turbo, paired with dual-channel DDR4 and a discrete 8GB+ GPU.  The no-nonsense modern gaming tier.  All builds include Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo] and Office 2019 Pro+.

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Best Gaming Silicon.  De-Throttled.
Gamer
“De-throttled past what the OEM allows.” · $849
⏳ In Production▼
i5-8600K (6C/6T) · GTX 1070 Ti 8GB · 32GB DDR4-2666 dual-channel · 512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • CPUIntel Core i5-8600K (6C/6T, Coffee Lake LGA 1151) — de-throttled: power limits removed, full rated turbo held under sustained load
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 💪 8GB — professionally overclocked — full PCIe x16 bus
  • RAM32GB DDR4-2666 dual-channel (2×16, both slots populated)
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • BoardASUS Prime B360M-A
  • CoolingThermalright Assassin King
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2 (MediaTek MT7921)
  • ARGBNollie 8 + OpenRGB
  • CaseCooler Master Q300L (clear side panel)
  • PSU80+ Bronze 650W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The best gaming silicon in the lineup—110–130 FPS in-game in Fortnite at recommended settings.  The B360 board doesn’t overclock—and we don’t claim it does.  We strip the factory power and thermal limits so the chip holds full rated turbo under sustained load, where a stock OEM box throttles back after a few seconds.  Measured on UserBenchmark, a stock-config 8600K lands mid-60s percentile; ours runs mid-80s—same chip, de-throttled and properly cooled.
Upgrade to the i5-9600K (+$50) — a year newer, higher clocks; a measurable step in CPU-bound work, marginal in GPU-bound gaming.  Ask before purchase.
Twelve Threads.  Bigger GPU.  White Build.
Whiteout
“The white one.  Titan internals, done right.” · $1,049
Coming Soon▼
i7-8700K (6C/12T) · GTX 1080 Ti 11GB · 32GB DDR4-2666 dual-channel · 512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • CPUIntel Core i7-8700K (6C/12T, Coffee Lake LGA 1151) — de-throttled: power limits removed, full rated turbo held under sustained load
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 💪 11GB — professionally overclocked — CUDA for Blender, Resolve, Topaz
  • RAM32GB DDR4-2666 dual-channel (2×16, both slots populated)
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • BoardASUS Prime B360M-A
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (white)
  • CaseDarkrock MH-200 (white, mesh front)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2 (MediaTek MT7921)
  • ARGBNollie 8 + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 700W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Everything the Gamer does, with twelve threads and a real generational jump in GPU—in the white Darkrock chassis that turns heads before it’s powered on.  The i7-8700K brings Hyper-Threading for the buyer who games and does the work: streaming, editing, compiling.  Same honest de-throttling, thermals solved with a 240mm AIO.  The GTX 1080 Ti steps up to 11GB of VRAM and the CUDA stack for light creative work.
The Z370 Unicorn (+$100, low volume): swaps to a Z370 board and the i7-9700K — genuine multiplier overclock + real DDR4-3200, eight physical cores.  The one build where “overclocked” is literal.  Ask before purchase.
Content Creators

Editing on a budget?  Put us next to the Mac Studio.

Mac Studio starts at $2,499.  Our workstation builds put more RAM, more VRAM, CUDA, and a real upgrade path in front of you for less—on published specs you can verify, not a made-up score.

See the Mac comparison →
X79 Nightmare Series
DDR3 HEDT · Dual & Quad-Channel · $699–$1,499 · OEM Nightmare

Vintage 2011–2013 HEDT hardware brought back to life.  Six-, eight-, ten-, and twelve-core Xeon and i7 processors.  From the entry Phantom at $699 to the Banshee Workstation at $1,499—the Nightmare lineup covers 1080p gaming all the way to ISV-certified creative workstations.  All builds include Office 2019 Pro+.

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These aren’t just workstations.  They’re Mac Studio replacements →
X79 Nightmare Series · Gaming
Haunted — X79 Nightmare Gaming Series
High-clock single-thread · DDR3 HEDT · Built for Frames Phantom · Spectre · Shadow · Ghoul · Banshee
Unlocked Six-Core. Dual-Channel Entry.
Phantom
“Extreme Edition.  Entry price.” · $699
⏳ In Production▼
i7-3930K [Unlocked] · RX 580 💪 8GB · 32GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel
  • CPUIntel Core i7-3930K—6 cores, 12 threads (Sandy Bridge-E, LGA 2011, 3.2 GHz / 3.8 GHz turbo, unlocked multiplier)
  • GPUAMD Radeon RX 580 💪 8GB
  • RAM32GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelClear side panel
  • CoolingThermalright Assassin King 120 (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 500W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Sandy Bridge-E Extreme Edition on an X79 platform.  Unlocked multiplier lets enthusiasts push this chip past 4 GHz.  32GB across both memory channels—twice the capacity the OEM boxes ship at this price, with the headroom RR Turbo frees to keep it from choking mid-game.  RX 580 8GB on a full x16 slot for 1080p gaming.  At $699 there is no new OEM equivalent.
Unlocked Extreme Edition. Dual-Channel.
Spectre
“Six cores unlocked.  Ready for anything.” · $799
⏳ In Production▼
i7-3960X [Unlocked] · RX 590 GME 💪 8GB · 32GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel
  • CPUIntel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition—6 cores, 12 threads (Sandy Bridge-E, LGA 2011, 3.3 GHz / 3.9 GHz turbo, unlocked multiplier)
  • GPUAMD Radeon RX 590 GME 💪 8GB (Adrenaline drivers)
  • RAM32GB DDR3-1333 dual-channel
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelClear side panel
  • CoolingThermalright Assassin King 120 (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 500W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Sandy Bridge-E Extreme Edition.  Unlocked multiplier, 6 cores, 12 threads, 3.9 GHz turbo.  32GB across both memory channels, RX 590 8GB on a full x16 slot.  Photoshop, gaming, Premiere, and OBS running simultaneously.  The platform that does it all.
6C / 12T Unlocked. Vega HBM2.
Shadow
“Ivy Bridge-E.  Unlocked.  HBM2.” · $949
⏳ In Production▼
i7-4930K [Unlocked] · Vega 56 💪 8GB ⚡ HBM2 · 32GB DDR3-1333 QC (42.6 GB/s)
  • CPUIntel Core i7-4930K—6 cores, 12 threads (Ivy Bridge-E, LGA 2011, 3.4 GHz / 3.9 GHz turbo, unlocked multiplier)
  • GPUAMD Radeon Vega 56 💪 8GB ⚡ HBM2
  • RAM32GB DDR3-1333 Quad-Channel
  • Bandwidth42.6 GB/s — DDR3-1333 quad-channel
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 650W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
32GB quad-channel DDR3.  Vega 56 HBM2.  Unlocked Ivy Bridge-E i7.  100–140 FPS Fortnite 1080p.  The gaming variant of the Shadow platform—all the bandwidth, none of the workstation overhead.
Top-Tier Gaming. CUDA Ready.
Ghoul
“Scary good at games.” · From $999
Coming Soon▼
Xeon E5-1650 v2 [Unlocked] · GTX 1080 🔥 8GB (1080 Ti +$100) · 32GB DDR3-1333 QC (42.6 GB/s)
  • CPUIntel Xeon E5-1650 v2 [Unlocked]—6 cores, 12 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.5 GHz / 3.9 GHz turbo, unlocked multiplier).
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 1080 🔥 8GB—2,560 CUDA cores, NVENC encoder.  Step up to the GTX 1080 Ti 11GB for +$100 ($1,099)—3,584 CUDA cores, OptiX denoising, the cheapest path to 11GB CUDA VRAM.
  • RAM32GB DDR3-1333 Quad-Channel (4×8GB)
  • Bandwidth42.6 GB/s — DDR3-1333 quad-channel
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 700W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The X79 gaming halo.  Unlocked Xeon E5-1650 v2 on a quad-channel platform, paired with the GTX 1080 for 150–185 FPS at 1080p and strong 1440p.  The 1080 is also a capable CUDA card—NVENC streaming, Topaz AI, Blender Cycles—and the +$100 step to the 1080 Ti adds 3GB of VRAM and the OptiX path for buyers who lean creative.  Need 64GB ECC and Pro drivers for full-time production?  That’s the Ghoul Workstation in the Forge below.
Unlocked Xeon. Your Choice. Creator Flagship.
Banshee
“Two of Intel’s rarest unlocked Xeons.  Your pick.” · $1,299
Coming Soon▼
Xeon E5-1660 v2 (6C/12T, 4.0 GHz turbo) [Unlocked] · E5-1680 v2 upgrade +$50 · RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB · 64GB DDR3-1600 ECC QC (51.2 GB/s)
  • CPU (base)Intel Xeon E5-1660 v2 [Unlocked]—6 cores, 12 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.7 GHz / 4.0 GHz turbo, 15MB L3, unlocked multiplier)
  • CPU (upgrade +$50)Intel Xeon E5-1680 v2 [Unlocked]—8 cores, 16 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.0 GHz / 3.9 GHz turbo, 25MB L3, unlocked multiplier)
  • GPUAMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB (Adrenaline gaming drivers)
  • RAM64GB DDR3-1600 ECC Quad-Channel (4×16GB RDIMM)
  • Bandwidth51.2 GB/s — DDR3-1600 quad-channel ECC
  • Storage1TB NVMe + 1TB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 120mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 700W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The unlocked Xeon story, your way.  The E5-1660 v2 is the clock-speed flagship of the v2 line—4.0 GHz turbo on Ivy Bridge-EP Xeon silicon, binned for sustained work.  Optimal for Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere timeline editing where single-thread speed wins.  The +$50 E5-1680 v2 upgrade trades 100 MHz of turbo for two additional cores and 10MB more L3 cache—built for Blender renders, Premiere exports, and cache-sensitive Resolve work where cores and cache matter most.  Both are 130W TDP, both unlocked, both push 4.4–4.6 GHz all-core on quality boards.  Match the silicon to your actual workload, not the marketing.  RX 6700 XT 12GB, 64GB DDR3-1600 ECC QC at 51.2 GB/s—the fastest DDR3 config in the lineup.
X79 Nightmare Series · Workstation
The Forge — X79 Nightmare Workstation Series
ECC + multi-core throughput · ISV-certified Pro drivers · Built for Production Shadow WS · Ghoul WS · Banshee WS
8-Core Xeon. Vega Pro. 64GB ECC.
Shadow Workstation
“Production compute.  HBM2 bandwidth.” · $1,149
Coming Soon▼
Xeon E5-2667 v2 (8C/16T, 4.0 GHz turbo) or better · Vega 56 💪 8GB ⚡ HBM2 (Pro) · 64GB DDR3-1333 ECC QC (42.6 GB/s)
  • CPUIntel Xeon E5-2667 v2—8 cores, 16 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.3 GHz / 4.0 GHz turbo, 25MB L3).  Surprise upgrade tiers possible: E5-2673 v2 (8C, 3.3/3.8 GHz, cooler 110W) or E5-2687W v2 (8C, 3.4/4.0 GHz, workstation bin) when surplus arrives.
  • GPUAMD Radeon Vega 56 💪 8GB ⚡ HBM2 with Pro drivers (professional rendering & compute)
  • RAM64GB DDR3-1333 ECC Quad-Channel (4×16GB RDIMM)
  • Bandwidth42.6 GB/s — DDR3-1333 quad-channel ECC
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 650W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Eight Xeon cores with 4.0 GHz turbo—the genuine 8-core workstation tier at this price point.  Workstation-binned silicon holds clocks through 4-hour Premiere exports and overnight Blender renders.  Vega 56 HBM2 on Pro drivers.  64GB ECC quad-channel.  Same Shadow chassis, workstation mission.
Vega 56→64 flash upgrade available.  Ask before purchase.
CUDA Creator Workstation. 64GB ECC.
Ghoul Workstation
“Scary good at work.” · From $1,199
Coming Soon▼
Xeon E5-1650 v2 [Unlocked] · GTX 1080 🔥 8GB CUDA (1080 Ti +$100) · 64GB DDR3-1333 ECC QC (42.6 GB/s)
Configure to order →
  • CPUIntel Xeon E5-1650 v2 [Unlocked]—6 cores, 12 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.5 GHz / 3.9 GHz turbo, unlocked multiplier).
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 1080 🔥 8GB—CUDA for Adobe Mercury, Topaz AI, Blender Cycles, Resolve Studio.  Step up to the GTX 1080 Ti 11GB for +$100 ($1,299)—OptiX denoising and the cheapest path to 11GB CUDA VRAM.
  • RAM64GB DDR3-1333 ECC Quad-Channel (4×16GB RDIMM)
  • Bandwidth42.6 GB/s — DDR3-1333 quad-channel ECC
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 700W
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The production Ghoul.  Same unlocked Xeon E5-1650 v2 and CUDA story as the gaming Ghoul, built out for full-time creative work: 64GB of ECC quad-channel DDR3 for large Resolve timelines, heavy After Effects comps, and Blender scenes that starve 32GB.  The GTX 1080 runs the Adobe and Blender CUDA stack; the +$100 1080 Ti adds OptiX and 11GB of VRAM for denoise-heavy renders.  The 64GB and the ECC are the line between the gaming Ghoul and this one—capacity and data integrity for machines that render overnight.
Workstation Flagship. Pro Drivers. Upgrade Path.
Banshee Workstation
“10 Xeon cores.  64GB ECC.  Dual-GPU ready.” · $1,499
Coming Soon▼
Xeon E5-2690 v2 (10C/20T, 3.0/3.6 GHz) · RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB (Pro) · 64GB DDR3-1600 ECC QC (51.2 GB/s) · 1TB NVMe · 1050W
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  • CPU (base)Intel Xeon E5-2690 v2—10 cores, 20 threads (Ivy Bridge-EP, LGA 2011, 3.0 GHz base / 3.6 GHz turbo, 25MB L3).  Optimized for Adobe workflows where clock speed beats core count.
  • GPUAMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB with Pro drivers (professional rendering & compute)
  • RAM64GB DDR3-1600 ECC Quad-Channel (4×16)
  • Bandwidth51.2 GB/s — DDR3-1600 quad-channel ECC
  • Storage1TB NVMe + 1TB HDD
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 120mm AIO (white)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 1050W (dual-GPU ready)
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
Workload-matched silicon.  The 10-core E5-2690 v2 at 3.0 GHz base clock handles the Adobe majority—Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere timeline work where clock speed beats core count—on ISV-certified Pro drivers for the RX 6700 XT.  The 1050W PSU means every upgrade path is already sized—no PSU swap required.  Mac Attack entry point at $1,499.
Upgrade Paths Available
•  CPU upgrade to 12-core E5-2697 v2 — +$100 at checkout
•  RAM expansion to 96GB DDR3-1600 ECC Quad-Channel
•  RAM expansion to 128GB DDR3-1600 ECC Quad-Channel
•  Dual-GPU configuration: Vega 64 + Radeon Pro WX9100 (8GB + 16GB HBM2, 484 GB/s) — 24GB total independent VRAM
Ask before purchase.
X99 Fleet Series
X99 Fleet Series
DDR4 HEDT · Dual & Quad-Channel · $849–$1,999

A platform designed to grow with you.  The Marauder starts at $849 as the dual-channel DDR4 entry.  The Ironclad ($1,699) brings workstation-class quad-channel DDR4 bandwidth as the CUDA creator workstation.  The Dreadnought at $1,999 is the AMD-first flagship with a dual-GPU upgrade path and a 1050W PSU that never needs swapping.  Fully loaded, the Ultimate Dreadnought ($2,599 BTO) tops the line—16-core Xeon, 128GB, and dual-GPU compute.  All three share the same X99 DNA—real upgrade headroom, real HEDT cores, no subscriptions.  All builds include Office 2019 Pro+.

FortniteValorantRed Dead Redemption 2MS OfficePhotoshopDaVinci ResolvePremiere ProBlenderTopaz AIAfter EffectsStreaming
The Captain
Marauder
“Takes what it wants.” · From $849
⏳ In Production▼
i7-6800K [Unlocked] (6C/12T, LC) · GTX 1070 💪 8GB (1070 Ti upgrade) · 32GB DDR4-2133 dual-channel · 512GB NVMe
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  • CPUIntel i7-6800K [Unlocked]—6 cores, 12 threads (Broadwell-E, LGA 2011-v3, Liquid Cooled)
  • GPUNvidia GeForce GTX 1070 💪 8GB—GTX 1070 Ti upgrade available (~10–15% more headroom)
  • RAM32GB DDR4-2133 dual-channel
  • Storage512GB NVMe + 500GB SSHD
  • Side PanelClear side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 120mm AIO (black)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + Thermalright ARGB fans + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 550W (600W with dual-fan GPU)
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The gamer that can do productivity.  The newer DDR4 platform in the entry lineup—Broadwell-E, six cores, twelve threads, liquid-cooled.  32GB of DDR4 across both channels—not the single 16GB stick the $700–900 OEM boxes hide behind their spec sheets—driving a GTX 1070 on a full x16 slot.  100–110 FPS in-game Fortnite (recommended settings).  Six real HEDT cores and real upgrade headroom on the X99 platform.  Starts at $849; GTX 1070 Ti upgrade available—ask before purchase.
CUDA Creator Workstation. BTO.
Ironclad
“NVIDIA where NVIDIA matters.” · From $1,699
Build to Order▼
i7-5960X (8C/16T) · RTX 3060 🔥 12GB CUDA · 32GB DDR4-2133 QC (68.3 GB/s) · 1TB NVMe
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  • CPUIntel i7-5960X—8 cores, 16 threads (Haswell-E, LGA 2011-v3, 3.0 GHz base / 3.5 GHz turbo)
  • GPUNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 🔥 12GB—CUDA enabled for Mercury Playback Engine, Topaz AI, NVIDIA Broadcast, Resolve Studio AI
  • RAM32GB DDR4-2133 Quad-Channel (4×8GB)—upgradeable to 64GB
  • Bandwidth68.3 GB/s — DDR4-2133 quad-channel
  • Storage1TB NVMe
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (black)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 900W (AI-ready)
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The CUDA creator workstation.  RTX 3060 12GB unlocks the Mercury Playback Engine in Premiere Pro, Topaz AI denoising and upscaling, NVIDIA Broadcast for streaming, and Resolve Studio’s AI Magic Mask.  Buyers whose workflow requires CUDA cannot use AMD-based builds.  Starting at $1,699 with 64GB—upgradeable to 128GB—the Ironclad undercuts Apple’s Mac Studio base ($2,499) by $800 with a discrete 12GB CUDA GPU and a platform that accepts real upgrades.  The 900W PSU is overkill for the RTX 3060 alone—and exactly what you want when you add a second compute card for a private local AI.
Upgrade Paths Available
•  CPU upgrade to Xeon E5-2687W v3 (10C/20T, 3.1/3.5 GHz, Haswell-EP workstation bin, native ECC)
•  CPU upgrade to Xeon E5-2687W v4 (12C/24T, 3.0/3.5 GHz, Broadwell-EP workstation bin, native ECC)
•  RAM expansion to 64GB, 96GB, or 128GB DDR4-2133 Quad-Channel
Ask before purchase.
Build-to-order with extended lead time.  List confirms in advance.
Expandable Flagship Workstation. BTO.
Dreadnought
“A workstation that grows with your career.” · $1,999
Build to Order▼
i7-6900K (8C/16T) · RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB · 64GB DDR4-2400 QC (76.8 GB/s) · 1TB NVMe · 1050W
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  • CPUIntel i7-6900K—8 cores, 16 threads (Broadwell-E, LGA 2011-v3, 3.2 GHz base / 3.7 GHz turbo)
  • GPUAMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 🔥 12GB—upgradeable to dual-GPU configuration
  • RAM64GB DDR4-2400 Quad-Channel (4×16GB)
  • Bandwidth76.8 GB/s — DDR4-2400 quad-channel
  • Storage1TB NVMe
  • Side PanelTempered glass side panel
  • CoolingThermalright 240mm AIO (black)
  • WiFiWiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.2
  • ARGBNollie 8 + OpenRGB
  • PSU80+ Bronze 1050W (dual-GPU ready)
  • OSWin 11 Pro [RR Turbo] + Office 2019 Pro+
The platform promise.  The Mac Studio M4 Max base is $2,499 and upgradeable to nothing.  The Dreadnought is $1,999, ships with 78% more RAM, and accepts real upgrades—more cores, more memory, a second GPU—whenever your workload demands it.  The 1050W PSU is sized for every configuration we offer.  Start with single-GPU, grow to dual-GPU, grow your career—all without opening the case for a power supply swap.
Upgrade Paths Available
•  CPU upgrade to Xeon E5-2697 v3 (14C/28T, 2.6/3.6 GHz, Haswell-EP, native ECC)
•  CPU upgrade to Xeon E5-2697A v4 (16C/32T, 2.6/3.6 GHz, Broadwell-EP, native ECC)
•  CPU upgrade to Xeon E5-2696 v3 (18C/36T, 2.3/3.8 GHz, Haswell-EP OEM bin, native ECC)
•  RAM expansion to 96GB or 128GB DDR4-2667 Quad-Channel (bandwidth bump included)
•  Dual-GPU configuration: Vega 64 + Radeon Pro WX9100 (8GB + 16GB HBM2, 484 GB/s — 24GB total independent VRAM)
Ask before purchase.
Build-to-order with extended lead time.  List confirms in advance.
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What You Actually Get

Things Nobody Else Bothered to Build.

The industry moved on from legacy hardware.  We stayed—and built capabilities that didn’t exist until we needed them.

[✓]Your machine works for you—not the OS vendor.  Copilot, Recall, Edge, Teams, and all background telemetry removed at the ISO level.  Not uninstalled—never installed.
[✓]Quad-channel bandwidth on our HEDT builds.  The Shadow, Ghoul, Banshee, the Forge, and the X99 workstations deliver 42.6–76.8 GB/s—matching or beating a brand-new $1,100 single-channel gaming PC’s 48 GB/s.  And every build populates every channel it has—never the single stick the OEM ships.
[✓]~25% fewer background processes.  ~50% more available RAM headroom.  From 53 background processes at idle to 40.  Idle RAM usage from 68% to 52%—purely from our OS image.  Results may vary by hardware configuration.
[✓]BIOS locks bypassed.  Performance recaptured.  OEM firmware caps turbo boost across platforms.  We bypass those locks using TechPowerUp, validate with CPU-Z and Throttlestop, stress-test with MSI Kombustor.
[✓]Modern thermal solutions on legacy platforms.  Thermalright coolers on hardware the market called “too hot.”  We solved the heat problem.  You get sustained performance, not peak then throttle.
[✓]GPU deep-clean—not just a driver swap.  DDU in Safe Mode, NV CleanInstall, validated with GPU-Z and MSI Afterburner.  No ghost drivers.  No artifacts.
[✓]ARGB—fully installed, configured, and tested.  Nollie RGB RISC-V controller with OpenRGB running on every gaming build.  Done before it ships.  No account required.
[✓]Office 2019 Pro Plus.  No subscription.  Ever.  Fully licensed, perpetual productivity software on every build.  No Microsoft 365 nudges.  No expiration date.
Access + Freedom

Your workstation.  Your private AI.

Access was never the hard part—freedom is.  Add a recovered compute card beside your graphics card and nearly any Revolt workstation hosts its own private AI: on your desk, answering only to you, never sending your data anywhere.

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Tools & Partners

Brands We Use.
Trust Earned, Not Paid.

Nollie RGB
RISC-V ARGB controllers.  OpenRGB-compatible.  Installed, configured, and tested on every gaming build.
Thermalright
Modern cooling on legacy platforms.  The reason our builds run cool and quiet—even on hardware the market called “too hot.”
TechPowerUp
The definitive GPU database and BIOS flashing resource.  VBIOS library and GPU-Z for full hardware validation.
Active@ KillDisk
DoD 5220.22-M certified drive sanitization.  Every drive ships with a digitally signed PDF certificate.  Licensed—not freeware.
OpenRGB
Vendor-neutral RGB control.  Open-source, unified, and already running on every ARGB-equipped system we build.
Our Build Stack
DDUDisplay Driver Uninstaller
ThrottlestopThermal & power management
NV CleanInstallClean Nvidia driver deploy
MSI AfterburnerGPU OC & monitoring
MSI KombustorGPU stress validation
UUP DumpClean Windows ISO sourcing
NTLiteISO customization & debloat
GPU-ZGPU validation & diagnostics
CPU-ZCPU & memory verification
UserBenchmarkReal-world performance profiling
Fan Control v250Pre-installed on every build
AMD Driver UtilityClean AMD driver deployment
Our Story

Built in a Basement.
Scaled with a Purpose.

The e-waste bins at work fill up every week.  I started paying attention to what was in them—and to where it was coming from.

Most of what went into those bins wasn’t broken.  It was obsolete by declaration—hardware that hit the end of someone’s support window, or failed a diagnostic that defaulted to replacement instead of repair.  Components with years of useful life, headed for shredding.

Most of our processors aren’t on Microsoft’s official Windows 11 supported CPU list.  We select components based on one criteria: capability.  Does it run Windows 11?  Yes.  Does it run it well?  Better than most machines Microsoft would prefer you buy instead.  We verified it ourselves.  Every build ships with a fully activated, licensed copy.

We built our own Windows image with NTLite and UUP Dump.  Teams, Edge, Copilot, Recall, and all background telemetry removed at the ISO level before the OS ever touches the drive.  Your machine isn’t reporting home.  It’s running for you.

Open Source — MIT License
These go to eleven.Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo] v6

The same image we ship on every build.  Published so refurbishers, nonprofits, and individuals can use, modify, and build on it.  9+ months of production deployment.  Stable on legacy platforms back to Haswell.

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Organization
Renewable Revolt, Incorporated
IRS-Approved 501(c)(3)
EIN: 99-2777606
Active since September 2024
Team
5 Builders / 5 Sites
Veteran Owned & Operated
Hammond, Indiana
Win 11 Pro [RR Turbo]
These go to eleven.v6 — Built from scratch.  Not just cleaned up.
Teams ✗  |  Edge ✗  |  Copilot ✗
Recall ✗  |  Telemetry ✗
Office 2019 Pro+ ✓
Removed at the ISO level—not just uninstalled.
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