Maingear has released a new series of 'Zero' pre-built PCs. These systems are designed with a focus on aesthetics, incorporating hidden cable management to provide a clean interior look. The company's patented Maingear Rear Connector (MG-RC) technology facilitates this by routing power and data cables to the rear of the motherboard.
The new Zero PCs are equipped with current-generation components. High-end configurations include Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus or AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D processors, paired with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPUs. Mid-range options feature Intel Core Ultra 5 250K or AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D chips and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 GPUs.
The 'Zero' design requires motherboards like MSI's Project Zero, which have rear-facing connectors, and compatible cases such as Maingear's MG-1. This setup conceals wiring, leaving visible components like the CPU, memory, and PCIe slots. The Zero Launch Edition model offers additional internal space for collectibles and an optional curved panoramic OLED screen on the AIO cooler for customizable video loops.
Pricing for the new Zero models varies by configuration. The high-end systems with RTX 5090 GPUs are priced at $6,199 and $6,499. Mid-range systems with RTX 5070 GPUs start at $2,799 and $2,999. Models with RTX 5080 GPUs begin at $3,799 and $4,099. All new Zero systems, including the limited-edition Zero Launch Edition, are currently available.
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Maingear has introduced a new lineup of 'Zero' pre-built PCs featuring hidden cable management and NVIDIA's latest RTX 50-series GPUs. These systems utilize Maingear's patented rear-connection technology, requiring compatible motherboards to route cables to the back of the case for a cleaner aesthetic.