Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable 'Zero' pre-built PCs
News Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable 'Zero' pre-built PCs The machines, which move wires to the back of the case for a clean look, now offer NVIDIA's latest GPUs. By Steve Dent July 30, 2026 8:30 am EST Maingear If you're looking for a high-performance PC with that clean "zero-cable" look but didn't want to build it yourself, Maingear has a new lineup that may suit you. The company's new Zero pre-built PCs come with high end NVIDIA, Intel and AMD components and use the company's patented rear-connection tech to hide motherboard cables away at the back of the machine.
- ▪News Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable 'Zero' pre-built PCs The machines, which move wires to the back of the case for a clean look, now offer NVIDIA's latest GPUs.
- ▪By Steve Dent July 30, 2026 8:30 am EST Maingear If you're looking for a high-performance PC with that clean "zero-cable" look but didn't want to build it yourself, Maingear has a new lineup that may suit you.
- ▪The company's new Zero pre-built PCs come with high end NVIDIA, Intel and AMD components and use the company's patented rear-connection tech to hide motherboard cables away at the back of the machine.
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News Maingear introduces a new lineup of hidden-cable 'Zero' pre-built PCs The machines, which move wires to the back of the case for a clean look, now offer NVIDIA's latest GPUs. By Steve Dent July 30, 2026 8:30 am EST Maingear If you're looking for a high-performance PC with that clean "zero-cable" look but didn't want to build it yourself, Maingear has a new lineup that may suit you. The company's new Zero pre-built PCs come with high end NVIDIA, Intel and AMD components and use the company's patented rear-connection tech to hide motherboard cables away at the back of the machine. Maingear is a pioneer in this area and even holds a patent on its Maingear Rear Connector (MG-RC) hidden cable tech.
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