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 with Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics cards and updated Intel and AMD processors. The systems aim to offer high-end gaming performance with a cleaner internal appearance, routing most cables behind the motherboard rather than leaving them visible inside the case.
The range uses Maingear’s rear-connector technology with compatible motherboards and cases. RTX 5070 models start at $2,799, RTX 5080 versions at $3,799, while RTX 5090 flagships cost $6,199 or $6,499; a limited Launch Edition includes space for display collectibles and an optional programmable OLED cooler screen.
- Maingear expands cable-hidden Zero gaming PC range.
- Systems now include Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs.
- Flagship RTX 5090 models exceed $6,000.
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Maingear is a US company that builds and sells gaming PCs. Its Zero range is designed to hide most internal wires by placing connections behind the motherboard, giving the inside of the computer a cleaner appearance through its glass case.
The new systems use Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics cards, which are components that handle demanding game graphics and other visual work. They can also be paired with recent processors from Intel or AMD, the main chips that run the computer.
Pre-built PCs are bought assembled rather than made from individually chosen parts at home. The expansion matters because it brings this less common hidden-cable design to high-end ready-made machines, where the latest graphics hardware and appearance can significantly affect the price.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable ‘Zero’ pre-built PCs”.