MAINGEAR Launches New Desktop Gaming PCs and Workstations With NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs

[GFreeman]

MAINGEAR, the leader in premium-quality, high-performance gaming PCs, today unveiled a variety of custom-configurable "50 Series" gaming desktops, featuring NVIDIA's newly revealed GeForce RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 GPUs. Available across seven gaming chassis options—MG-1, North, shroud, shroud Signature Edition, Rush, Force, and Zero, as well as all Workstations—these systems can be custom configured with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs and the latest CPU options from AMD and Intel to set a new benchmark for desktop gaming performance and customization.

Building on the excitement from CES 2025, MAINGEAR's "50 Series" also introduces non-APEX configurations of the hot new Rush and Force desktops, featuring 360 mm and 420 mm AIO coolers respectively, instead of open loop liquid cooling. Additionally, customers can order Rush desktops with custom chassis artwork for unparalleled personalization - as seen at CES. Available custom designs include Machina, Night Drive and Good Fortune.



Unmatched Gaming Performance
The new "50 Series" desktops are designed to deliver unparalleled gaming performance and cutting-edge technology:

• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 and 5090 GPUs: Powered by NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture, these GPUs deliver advanced ray tracing, DLSS 4 frame generation, and AI-enhanced gaming performance. With support for 8K resolution gaming and content creation, they ensure breathtaking visuals, ultra-low latency with NVIDIA Reflex 2, and smoother, more responsive gameplay, giving gamers and creators unparalleled detail, precision, and control.
• CPU Options: Pack your system with the latest CPUs from AMD or Intel, including the game-crushing AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, AMD Ryzen 9 9950X and Intel Core Ultra 9 (285K).
• Memory and Storage: Up to 96 GB of DDR5 RAM and up to 4 TB of SSD storage for gaming configs; Workstations can be configured with larger capacities of RAM and storage.
• Future-Proof Features: Equipped with DisplayPort 2.1 and HDMI 2.1b, the RTX 50 Series GPUs are ready to support next-generation displays and VR technologies.

"The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs are a game-changer, and we've built our PCs to fully unleash their full potential," said Wallace Santos, CEO of MAINGEAR. "With the new tech and features of the 50 Series, these systems deliver a gaming and content creation experience that's truly next-level."

A Nothing-to-Lose Reservation Option for "50 Series" APEX Systems
With anticipation for MAINGEAR's liquid-cooled APEX systems equipped with 50 Series GPUs at an all-time high, MAINGEAR invites gamers and enthusiasts to secure their spot in the build queue with a fully refundable $100 reservation deposit, which will apply toward the purchase price. This risk-free deposit not only guarantees early access but also ensures that you'll be among the first to own this pinnacle of open loop liquid cooled gaming performance.

Availability
MAINGEAR's "50 Series" gaming desktops and workstations can be custom configured and ordered now, with shipments beginning February 15, 2025. Gamers can visit www.maingear.com to explore configurations, pricing, and customization options. New off-the-shelf Ultimate and Legendary pre-configured gaming desktops will also be available in all desktop chassis designs in the coming weeks. All Ultimate systems come equipped with the GeForce RTX 5090, while all Legendary systems are equipped with the 5080.

Like all MAINGEAR gaming PCs, every component and option of these new "50 Series" custom-configurations is handpicked and thoroughly tested for maximum compatibility, reliability, and performance. All MAINGEAR PCs are hand-built by MAINGEAR builders in Warren, New Jersey, and undergo rigorous testing and quality assurance checks to uphold MAINGEAR's unparalleled dedication to excellence. Standing behind their products, every MAINGEAR PC is backed by a standard one-year warranty (upgradable to three years) and lifetime access to MAINGEAR's award-winning technical support.

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[bonehead123]

Well, with the launch of the 5x series GPU being as yawn-inducing as it was, about the only thing here that COULD have been interesting are the various cases used for these systems, but NO, all we get are a bunch of snoozer boxes that are basically more rehashes of rehashes of the same ole same same rehashed rectangular glass & metal conglomerations that have been around for many many years

And once again, we have to go elsewhere to find out how many arms, legs, kidneys, and 1st bornes they will cost us, since the mfgr was too friggin lazy to include a price chart with their techno-babble-filled PR...

gee, imagine that ....

 

[MentalAcetylide]

Well, with the launch of the 5x series GPU being as yawn-inducing as it was, about the only thing here that COULD have been interesting are the various cases used for these systems, but NO, all we get are a bunch of snoozer boxes that are basically more rehashes of rehashes of the same ole same same rehashed rectangular glass & metal conglomerations that have been around for many many years

And once again, we have to go elsewhere to find out how many arms, legs, kidneys, and 1st bornes they will cost us, since the mfgr was too friggin lazy to include a price chart with their techno-babble-filled PR...

gee, imagine that ....

Its "MAINGEAR", a premium custom PC builder, so expect to pay higher than "above average" pricing. I would say that its cheaper to build your own depending on what you're planning to build, but given how some components' availability could be an issue, we might be SOL. Imo, scalpers are still going to be an issue when it comes to NVidia cards, particularly the higher end models.

 

[Athlonite]

Well, with the launch of the 5x series GPU being as yawn-inducing as it was, about the only thing here that COULD have been interesting are the various cases used for these systems, but NO, all we get are a bunch of snoozer boxes that are basically more rehashes of rehashes of the same ole same same rehashed rectangular glass & metal conglomerations that have been around for many many years

And once again, we have to go elsewhere to find out how many arms, legs, kidneys, and 1st bornes they will cost us, since the mfgr was too friggin lazy to include a price chart with their techno-babble-filled PR...

gee, imagine that ....

It can't be any worse than what they expect for a 5090 system here in Gougelandastan $9,499.00NZD includes tax

 

[PLAfiller]

News says "workstations" I imagine mobos inside look like this:



*looks at pictures in the post* -> fully dressed up bling galore....

 

[HWSHHZ]

Can someone tell me what these screens are and where I can get them?

 

[TSiAhmat]

Can someone tell me what these screens are and where I can get them?

Could not find more than this on their webside

You can buy the PC for 5999 $ and scalp it for 6999 without the screen and make a quick 1000$ /s

 

[HWSHHZ]

Could not find more than this on their webside
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You can buy the PC for 5999 $ and scalp it for 6999 without the screen and make a quick 1000$ /s

Sounds like a plan I haven't been able to find the screens myself yet, but I have to say, they look pretty nice.

 

[bonehead123]

You can buy the PC for 5999 $ and scalp it for 6999 without the screen and make a quick 1000$ /s

Ah, shame on you for mentioning the "S" word.... you shall now be forever confined to depths of pc darkness, despair, & a slow, excruciatingly painful death

j/k !