Digital Storm's custom Bolt 2 case in Copperhead finish looks stunning. The case packs a ton of components and performance into a pint-sized PC. Incredibly, this system hangs with ...

Digital Storm's latest Bolt is more than the standard tower we've seen from the PC boutique company in the past-- it's a Steam Machine! Well, sort of. It's also a regular PC, with the ability to ...

The Digital Storm Bolt II proves that small changes can make a huge difference in a desktop PC. This new incarnation still looks a bit ho-um, but the revised internal layout is nearly perfect.

Now, Digital Storm has followed that path with the Bolt, a system only 3.6 inches wide that manages to cram in an Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GTX 660 Ti graphics card.

The Digital Storm Bolt represents the best and worst of the trend toward smaller gaming desktops. It looks great, and offers plenty of gaming prowess out of the box, but it's not a great choice ...

Aesthetics: The Bolt makes a striking first impression with its 3.6" wide metal chassis, designed entirely in-house by Digital Storm's engineering team.

The Digital Storm Bolt represents the best and worst of the trend toward smaller gaming desktops. More Inside PCMag.com The Best Desktop Computers On Sale This Prime Day 2020 ...

The Digital Storm Bolt represents the best and worst of the trend toward smaller gaming desktops. It looks great, and offers plenty of gaming prowess out of the box, but it's not a great choice ...

Digital Storm Bolt 3. By Matthew Buzzi . Oct 09, 2015 The Digital Storm Bolt 3 gaming desktop ($2,957 as tested) packs plenty of power into a stylish, small-form-factor (SFF) case and delivers the ...

The Digital Storm Bolt 3 gaming desktop ($2,957 as tested) packs plenty of power into a stylish, small-form-factor (SFF) case and delivers the performance that gaming enthusiasts expect from more ...

Digital Storm Bolt Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit; 4.1GHz Intel Core i7-3770K; 8GB 1,600MHz DDR3 SDRAM; 2GB Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 Ti graphics card; 120GB solid-state drive, 500GB 5,400rpm hard drive ...

Digital Storm didn’t spill other details of the Bolt 3, but it’s easy to see it still uses a Mini-ITX motherboard, and custom liquid cooling is still present. And no big surprise: It’ll run ...