Drool: Maingear's New OC'd Core i7 Gaming Rigs

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Well, I'll be damned if Maingear hasn't just given me that Friday feeling on a damp and dreary, rainy Thursday.

Maingear yesterday announced that it has started shipping a bad-ass new line of gaming rigs that are enough to make your pulse quicken. Ranging from $2,249 to a dream crushing $5,149, the top of the line F1X packs an overclocked Core i7, maintenance free X20 watercooling, 12GB of triple–channel DDR3 RAM, a Blu-ray burner, and last but certainly not least, an 80GB SSD to complement the 1.5TB of regular HDD storage.

Peep the specs below and if anyone happens to have a spare five grand lying around and is feeling philanthropic, you know where to find me.

And, if you're one of those harsh but realistic people who thinks believes knows it's not just what's on the inside that counts, these machines are also super sleek.

Oooh pretty!

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Jane McEntegart
67 Comments Comment from the forums
  • vis inertiae
    Can it play Hello Kitty?
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  • vis inertiae
    Can it play Hello Kitty???
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  • BoxBabaX
    Are you kidding me? whats up with the super mild CPU overclocks? As if that x20 (probably some asetek LCLC variation/upgrade) couldn't handle a 975 to 4.0 easy, and the 950 to AT LEAST 3.6 easily.

    Blah.
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  • frozenlead
    Yawn. They could have at least overclocked it higher than that...

    On another note, why does the "zoom" link under the picture show a picture that's the same resolution?
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  • winner4455
    vis inertiaeCan it play Hello Kitty???
    Yes it can.

    Spec requirements:

    Windows® 98/ME/2000/XP Pentium® II 350 MHz or faster 32 MB RAM 250 MB hard drive space 256 color display 640x480 resolution 8x CD-ROM drive DirectX® 9.0 or higher (included on CD) 32 MB DirectX 9.0 compliant video card DirectX compliant sound card Mouse
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  • maximus20895
    This doesn't seem that impressive. Sure you have dual 5870's, SSD and an i7 975, but the top model is only running at 3.6 GHz. You could overclock a 920 to that with minimum effort.
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  • zorky9
    With that price, why not a 256GB SSD? Or at least paint the interior black.
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  • banthracis
    You could build a better performing Rig than that F1X750 for $2k...

    Even at lawyer rates, $3000 for a couple hrs of work is pushing it.

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  • notty22
    Very Nice.
    Some will snub their noses. But everyone would like to have the nice
    extras. Blu Ray, SSD, over the top memory.
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  • CptTripps
    Yeah, at that price where are the dual 5970 cards?
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