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Maingear welcomes AMD A-Series APUs to its F131 and X-Cube desktop PCs
Author: Randy Miller
In an action to make its computers more palatable to the masses, Maingear is bringing AMD’s incorporated A-Series APUs to its F131 tower and X-Cube computer Computers. Upon finding out the news, we took a peek at the maker’s internet site and discovered an adjustable X-Cube available with a $ 649 beginning rate, which contrasts favorably to its $ 939 Intel equivalent. Unfortunately, the company has yet to update its site with AMD modification choices for the F131. Regardless, we’re told that buyers can easily anticipate to find both basic and Black Edition options for AMD’s chips, the last which must appeal to overclockers. To scope out the company’s most recent gear, just hit up the source link below.
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Maingear announces Nomad 17 gaming laptop, comes with custom paint job
Author: Tyler Evans
Maingear certainly adores to end up solidly specificated hardware, and today is no exception. Its newest providing? The Nomad 17. As the name suggests this is a 17-inch notebook for gamers on the go. (Nomad, get it?) The brand-new addition will certainly support third-gen Intel Core i7 chips (up to 3.8 GHz) and an optimum 32GB of RAM, with a choice of hard disk configurations. It’s not everything about the under-the-hood grunt, though, with Maingear offering an option of six colors for exactly what it’s calling “hand-painted premium motor vehicle paint jobs.” As for the other specification options? You can expect NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M or 680M graphics, a 1,920 x 1080 display, combo Blue-ray optical drive, b / g / n wi-fi along with USB 2 / 3, DVI-I, HDMI and Fire Wire ports. So, this certainly seems like a trip you can make your very own. Presuming you’re great with the $ 1,599 beginning sticker label price that is.
, LaptopsMaingear reveals Nomad 17 gaming laptop computer, comes with custom paint task originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 30 Sep 2012 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink
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Maingear introduces Vybe, a 15-inch notebook that’s ready to go in 48 hours
Author: Charity Woods
Need a super-spec gaming note pad in a rush? Maingear’s new Vybe laptops must be right up your street. When bought, the pre-built units can leave the company’s New Jersey HQ in under 48 hours, stuffed to the gills with all the options you would certainly expect from the company. The range is packing Ivy Bridge CPUs, Kepler-running GeForce 650M or 660M with 2GB RAM and a 1080p, LED-backlit matte (matte!) finish display. The 4 choices readily available are laid out in a table after the break– but rest that itchy computer mouse finger a moment more, as while the base “Great” and “Better” systems are readily available from today, you’ll have to hang around until August 17th if you’re trying to find the “Finest” or “Ultimate,” the last configuration you back $ 1,999.
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Maingear Pulse 11 and Origin EON11-S review
Author: Randy Miller
COMPUTER gamers looking for a platform that will take a trip with them have lots of choices– current nods go to the Samsung Gamer 7 and the Alienware M17x– but one can rarely call laptops that start at over 9 pounds & ldquo; portable. & rdquo; Let & rsquo; s take a look at something a bit smaller sized, from 2 well understood specialty shop COMPUTER vendors: the 3.7 pound, 11.6-inch Maingear Pulse 11 and Origin EON11-S.
You & rsquo; ve most likely noticed they & rsquo; re identical. The equipments are rebadged variants of the Clevo W110ER; Clevo is a Taiwanese producer that has actually made its fortunes offering common note pads to better-known specialty shop vendors. The internal hardware is also near exact same: both laptop computers provide a 35W quad-core Intel Ivy Bridge processor, a 28-nanometer Nvidia GeForce …
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Maingear Pulse 11 review: a small and surprisingly powerful gaming laptop
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Games laptop computers are weird beasts. While they may have been lugged all the method to the LAN party, they typically aren’t excessive enjoyable to use on a plane. That was, till the advent of Alienware’s 11-inch M11x, which kept the fast internals at the expenditure of weight and battery life. When it was unceremoniously yanked by parent company Dell, it left a gap in the market for individuals that actually did need a games laptop on the go.
Fortunately, Clevo stepped in with its W110ER, an 11-inch laptop that companies like Maingear and others have modified to sell as their own. Packing an Ivy Bridge CPU, NVIDIA’s Kepler-based GeForce GT 650M and the same 1366 x 768 display as the M11x, it’s clearly attempting to step into Alienware’s shoes. So, is this the new standard-bearer for small-yet-powerful gaming laptop computers? Does it actually blow us away with its power? Will you would like to part with a minimum of $ 999 to get hold of one? Check out on to discover.
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Boutique Ivy Bridge desktops available from Maingear, Digital Storm, Velocity Micro and Origin PC
Author: Tiffany Shoman
If building your own Ivy Bridge rig isn’t your thing, boutique desktop makers Maingear, Digital Storm, Velocity Micro, and Origin PC are all announcing that they can add one of the new chips to your next custom desktop order. Also, to coincide with the release of the new chips, Maingear is updating the design for its F131 tower ($ 1,468 with a 3.1GHz Core i5-3450 and 1GB AMD Radeon HD 7770 GPU), which adds the same VRTX Cooling Technology found in the company’s Shift rig ($ 1,552 for the stock version with the same processor and GPU). Maingear is also adding a new model called the Potenza, with a similar design and the same VRTX cooling, but built on a Mini-ITX motherboard for a svelte 7.4 x 9.25-inch footprint ($ 1,368 for the same config…
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Maingear reveals more heat-dissipating desktops, keeps those new Ivy Bridge internals cool
Author: Jon Daniels
Maingear gave us a quick nudge to say something was coming. Now it can reveal that — alongside Intel’s third-generation processors inside all of its desktops and laptops — it’s further updated two of its tower models. The F131 ($ 1,049), the middleweight option, now houses the same vertical heat-dissipating design found on Maingear’s Shift model, alongside hot-swappable storage. It’s followed by the Potenza ($ 899), the company’s “mini-ITX gaming solution.” It’s 45 percent smaller than the F131 with the same heat dissipation design, but still capable of squeezing in NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 680 and support for a liquid cooling setup on the side. Phew. So pick your size, pick your processor and hit up the source for all the custom desktop options.
Maingear reveals more heat-dissipating desktops, keeps those new Ivy Bridge internals cool originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 29 Apr 2012 12:40:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Maingear brings Intel i7-3960X Extreme Edition chip, Epic Audio Engine to desktops, extreme gamers
Author: Tyler Evans
Maingear brings Intel i7-3960X Extreme Edition chip, Epic Audio Engine to desktops, extreme gamers originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 14 Nov 2011 02:09:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Maingear throws Sandy Bridge, GTX 485M into eX-L 15 laptop
Author: Antonio Pierce
Here’s hoping you don’t mind having your existing laptop made antiquated by this one. Just months after Maingear introduced its Clutch-15 and Alt-15 machines, along comes yet another 15.6-incher… and this one’s claiming to be the world’s fastest in its category. The eX-L 15 packs a 1920 x 1080 screen resolution (with glossy or matte options!), a variety of new Sandy Bridge chips (with the Core i7 2920XM capping things off), NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 460M (1.5GB) / GTX 485M (2GB), up to 16GB of DDR3-1333 memory, a 2x Blu-ray reader, HDMI / DVI outputs, gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports and a pair of USB 2.0 sockets to round things off. The starting tag of $ 1,579 certainly isn’t easy to swallow, but where else are you getting a powerhouse like this with a Full HD matte display? Exactly.
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Maingear throws Sandy Bridge, GTX 485M into eX-L 15 laptop originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 26 Jan 2011 02:31:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Maingear targets mid-range PC gamers with Alt-15 and Alt-17 laptops
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Just a month after pushing out a smaller duo of gaming laptops, Maingear has now revealed an entirely new line catering to mid-range gamers. The Alt-15 and Alt-17 both start right around the magical $ 1,000 point, and moreover, both rely on NVIDIA’s graphics-switching Optimus technology to conserve battery life when you don’t need the GPU pegged. The Alt-15 is a 15.6-incher with a Core i5 or Core i7 Mobile processor, NVIDIA’s GeForce GT 425M (1GB), up to 8GB of DDR3 memory, an optional Blu-ray drive, your choice of an HDD or SSD, Windows 7, a fingerprint reader, HDMI / VGA outputs, a USB 3.0 socket (plus a trio of USB 2.0 sockets) and a $ 1,049 base price. The bigger, beefier Alt-17 gets away with a 17.3-inch LCD (1080p) and most of the same specifications as listed above, though you’ll see a starting tag that’s $ 50 more. Hit the links below if you’re up for a little customization.
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Maingear targets mid-range PC gamers with Alt-15 and Alt-17 laptops originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 20 Nov 2010 10:04:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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