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System Reviewed:
The F131
Publication:
Anandtech.com
Date:
November 2008
Editors' Quote:

Maingear builds quality systems without bloatware or clogged installations, ships them well, and all evidence shows they support them 100%. Their website is easy to order from, overclocking is "free" and covered under warranty, and their component choices are solid. You really do get the impression that these systems are hand-built with care.

 


System Reviewed:
The EX-L
Publication:
Computer Shopper
Date:
September 2008
Editors' Quote:

Fantastic performance; great display; nice design; plenty of ports; spacious keyboard

 

 




System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
CPU Magazine
Date:
September 2008
Editors' Quote:
Maingear’s Ephex is available in Skull-trail, CrossFireX, and Tri-SLI configurations. We got our hands on the Tri-SLI version, which sports Maingear’s green Flamewerks paint job (well worth the $999.99); the Ephex had one of the more skillful paint jobs of the bunch. For the Ephex, Maingear uses a variation of the popular Silverstone TJ10. A green cold-cathode light mounted to the back panel eerily lights the internal components through a clear acrylic window.


System Reviewed:
The Dash
Publication:
FiringSquad.com
Date:
August 2008
Editors' Quote:
Where Maingear stands out is their customer service and build quality. A direct line to the individual who built our machine is worth the premium alone. It makes the computer a much more personal buy, unlike a pre-built system from a store or some large volume manufacturer’s website. In addition to that, we got top of the line hardware, excellent build quality and wiring job. In terms of a turn key system, the Maingear is by far the best, having absolutely no issues whatsoever during our testing.


System Reviewed:
The Prelude
Publication:
Cnet.com
Date:
June 2008
Editors' Quote:

Excellent, 8.4 out of 10


The Maingear Prelude has the best bang for the buck among midrange gaming PCs. It also has a certain stocky visual appeal.

 



System Reviewed:
The Axess HD
Publication:
Cnet.com
Date:
May2008
Editors' Quote:

Very Good, 7.6 out of 10


Maingear's Axess HD is a stylish entertainment PC that plays its home theater role well—just don't expect outstanding computing capability as well.



System Reviewed:
The Dash
Publication:
DigitalTrends.com
Date:
April 2008
Editors' Quote:

Digital Trends Rating: 8 out of 10


The Dash is an interesting concept, and we think Maingear has largely done a very good job with it.




System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
CPU Magazine
Date:
April 2008
Editors' Quote:

4 out of 5 Stars


Boutique PC builders such as Maingear are quick to jump on the bandwagon when products like this, which are targeted to the performance enthusiast, hit the market. Without question, three high-end graphics cards chained together in a system like the Maingear Ephex is the type of setup that caters to a select niche within a niche.


System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
Hothardware.com
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

HOT HARDWARE RECOMMENDED / Editors' Pick


In terms of general workstation or business application performance, when we looked at processing power or memory bandwidth, the Maingear Ephex was the most powerful machine in our test group, many times by sizable margins.



System Reviewed:
The F131
Publication:
Cnet.com
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

Excellent, 8.5 out of 10


Maingear's Ephex combines aggressive overclocking and a refined sense of what gamers want in a high-end PC. Crysis remains a challenge for even a top-of-the-line PC like this one...we'd recommend this system in a second.



System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
TGdaily.com
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

General System Review of Skulltrail on Maingear's Ephex PC.


This Year's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, we interviewed Intel’s Senior Performance Analyst Francois Piednoel about their dual processor Skulltrail platform. 




System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
Games For Windows
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

8 out of 10, Superb performance

Editor’s Quote:

When it comes to performance, the Ephex doesn't disappoint. The System roared through all of our benchmarks, posting scores that trailed the speedy but unstable Velocity Micro System.



System Reviewed:
The Dash
Publication:
Smart Computing
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

Editors' Pick / Best Hardware.


If you’re looking for a solid home-use PC from a builder that has a good reputation for quality and customer care, your search is over.

 



System Reviewed:
The Dash
Publication:
CPU Magazine
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

4 out of 5 Stars


Maingear newest PC is an alternative to the mainstream home-
user system. The Dash has some of the most important Maingear characteristics, such as third-party hardware and lifetime tech support. And its free of Bloatware.



System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
CPU Magazine
Date:
February 2008
Editors' Quote:

4.5 out of 5 Stars


The Ephex SLI is an intimidating PC, thanks to its extra large chassis. Maingear used the system’s unique design and roomy interior to add a complex watercooling loop that features two radiators.



System Reviewed:
The ePhex
Publication:
Computer Shopper
Date:
January 2008
Editors' Quote:

Excellent, Top of its class product, 8.3 out of 10


Intel's new fastest processor ever, the QX9770, powers Maingear'a impressive ePhex gaming box, and a bevy of extras make attractive icing on the cake...Excellent performance overall; lots of free games included; nice warranty.



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