Tuesday, July 18th 2017
Maingear Announces the R2 Razer Edition Gaming PC
MAINGEAR continues its partnership with RAZER, today announcing the launch of the MAINGEAR R2 | RAZER Edition gaming desktop. Built for compact performance with award-winning craftsmanship, the R2 pushes the boundaries of small form factor gaming. The R2 | RAZER Edition features a much smaller, radically engineered design that is more than fifty percent smaller than the original R1 case. Performance is uncompromised, as the R2 comes with the latest gaming components to drive 4K quality graphics. The R2 is available with the latest NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards along with the fastest processors on the market: Intel's Core i7 and i9, and AMD Ryzen.
Harnessing the newest SSDs and huge 10 TB HDDs, gamers will have fast and reliable storage along with support for up to 32 GB of premium DDR4 memory. MAINGEAR's eSports and VR-ready configurations take the guesswork out of building a system. Livestreamers who demand quiet systems will appreciate the R2's quiet open loop cooling system that is able to run virtually silent at ultra-settings for most games. "MAINGEAR and RAZER have a joint vision to develop ground breaking products designed specifically for gamers," says Wallace Santos, MAINGEAR CEO. "No matter your needs, our combined culture of obsessively pushing ourselves to create the best performing hardware possible is a core part of the R2's DNA."
MAINGEAR continues its One Man: One Machine build philosophy as every R2 is hand-assembled by a single master craftsman from start to finish. The R2 | RAZER edition includes more liquid cooling options than any small form factor PC that MAINGEAR has ever offered. The R2 offers options for MAINGEAR's SUPERSTOCK Crystal Hardline Tubing, made from crystal clear shatterproof PETG or SUPERSTOCK Metal Hardline Tubing, built with polished nickel-plated metal tubing that is hand-cut and masterfully assembled.
"Like our own RAZER Blades, MAINGEAR takes a similar nocompromises approach to building PCs," says Min-Liang Tan, RAZER co-founder and CEO. "Gamers who demand the very best performance in compact form factors will appreciate the craftsmanship and performance offered in MAINGEAR's R2 | RAZER Edition."
The R2 | RAZER Edition is available now from MAINGEAR.com starting at $1099. For more information visit this page.
Harnessing the newest SSDs and huge 10 TB HDDs, gamers will have fast and reliable storage along with support for up to 32 GB of premium DDR4 memory. MAINGEAR's eSports and VR-ready configurations take the guesswork out of building a system. Livestreamers who demand quiet systems will appreciate the R2's quiet open loop cooling system that is able to run virtually silent at ultra-settings for most games. "MAINGEAR and RAZER have a joint vision to develop ground breaking products designed specifically for gamers," says Wallace Santos, MAINGEAR CEO. "No matter your needs, our combined culture of obsessively pushing ourselves to create the best performing hardware possible is a core part of the R2's DNA."
"Like our own RAZER Blades, MAINGEAR takes a similar nocompromises approach to building PCs," says Min-Liang Tan, RAZER co-founder and CEO. "Gamers who demand the very best performance in compact form factors will appreciate the craftsmanship and performance offered in MAINGEAR's R2 | RAZER Edition."
9 Comments on Maingear Announces the R2 Razer Edition Gaming PC
usually Maingear set are good, tho a little overpriced but good, but putting a brand like that on this ... urk, no thanks.if it was Razer's own build ... mostly, but Maingear are not really known to do that (unlike Alienware/ROG/Predator well ... Dell/Asus/Acer ...)
Do they have a good reputation to honor the warranty's?
heads up, I told you so.
do they have a good reputation? (own opinion and personal experience)nope ... not even a bit of good reputation since quite a while, their last good product were, the Boomslang, the Diamondback and the Copperhead .... all that followed was overpriced crap with random working duration
[joke]fan and sponsored people might say the opposite but 1. fan are often blind 2. sponsored people get better gear to make non sponsored people think the product is good[/joke] (well not totally a joke :laugh: )
do they honor the warranty? well ... they did for my Naga 2013 .... but when they do it 3 time in less than 6 month ... it's probably time to look for something else, even with a lesser warranty service, i rather take a solid peripheral from a brand with a shitty RMA service, than a shitty product from a brand with exceptional RMA services ....
oh and btw .... that rig is Maingear .... Razer is just the "Logo purveyor and the colour scheme chooser" aka: they did nothing at all (i understand "esport" themed cases, even if ridiculous, but a Razer themed ... nope ...)
just like the H440 from NZXT, "designed by razer" pfffffffffahahahaha as if Razer designed the H440 from NZXT ...
www.nzxt.com/products/h440-designed-by-razer
"Special Edition H440 ATX Mid-Tower with Razer designed features"
i wonder what features.... it's like that maingear build .... just logo and colour ...
I'm still waiting over a month with over twenty emails for razor to honor the warranty.