MAINGEAR has launched Zero, a new gaming desktop that hides most of its motherboard cables behind the system while keeping the internal components visible through a curved glass panel. Prices start at $2,699, with configurations available using NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090 graphics cards.
Zero uses MAINGEAR’s MG-RC rear-connection system, which moves motherboard connectors to the back and underside of the board. This removes many of the power and data cables normally visible inside a desktop PC, giving users a clearer view of the graphics card, cooling system, memory, and fans.
The case includes a 4mm tempered-glass panel that curves around the front and side of the desktop. MAINGEAR also uses diffused RGB lighting designed to reduce the appearance of individual LED points.
The limited Zero Launch Edition includes two removable stands inside the case for displaying figurines, brick-built models, or other small collectibles. It also comes with a TRYX Panorama SE liquid cooler featuring a curved OLED screen that can display animations, videos, system information, or gameplay clips.
MAINGEAR is offering several preconfigured models. The Zero Emerald combines an Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus processor with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 and costs $2,799. Other configurations include AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and Ryzen 7 9850X3D processors, as well as Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus options.
The most powerful configuration, the Zero Champion, includes an RTX 5090 and costs $6,499. Buyers can also order a customized system with their preferred processor, graphics card, memory, storage, and cooling options.
MAINGEAR Zero desktops are assembled and tested in New Jersey. Each system includes a one-year standard warranty and lifetime technical support. The Zero lineup is available now from MAINGEAR.
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