Maingear expands Zero cable-free gaming PCs with RTX 50 GPUs
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Maingear has expanded its Zero range of hidden-cable pre-built gaming PCs, adding configurations with Nvidia’s latest RTX 50-series graphics cards and newer Intel and AMD processors. The update makes the clean, cable-free internal aesthetic available in ready-made high-performance systems, although the most powerful versions carry premium prices.
The PCs route power and data connections behind compatible motherboards using Maingear’s rear-connector technology, leaving the main components and cooling more visible through the case. RTX 5070 models start at $2,799, RTX 5080 versions from $3,799, and flagship RTX 5090 systems cost $6,199 or $6,499; a limited Launch Edition adds space for collectibles and an optional programmable OLED cooler display.
- Maingear updates Zero PCs with RTX 50-series graphics.
- Hidden rear cabling creates a cleaner internal appearance.
- Flagship RTX 5090 models exceed $6,000.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable ‘Zero’ pre-built PCs”.