PC builders/customizers know how to put up with the necessary mess when building PCs. For example, we know that the cables snaking in and out of the motherboard are ugly as hell but we used glow-in-the-dark cable sleeves with UV light to make the mess become an eye candy.
Well, that was in the past before MSI introduced the ZERO series, a range of motherboards with hidden cables. In March, Maingear became the first PC maker to introduce PCs featuring the MSI ZERO Series motherboard. Maingear, in collaboration with MSI, has launched the ZERO Series Gaming PCs, starting at US$1,399.
The standout feature is, of course, the MAINGEAR Rear Connection (MG-RC) technology, which hides motherboard cables for a cleaner look and better airflow. And it is an absolute beauty! This series uses the MSI MAG Pano M100 PZ MATX chassis and MSI Project Zero motherboards with rear connectors.
The ZERO Series offers multiple pre-configured options, from Silver to Ultimate, and allows customers to upgrade RAM, SSD, and OS. All PCs are hand-built and tested in Warren, NJ, with a one-year warranty (upgradable to three years) and lifetime tech support.
Maingear introduces the new ZERO Series on March 13, following the resounding success of its ZERO Limited Edition drop. You can check out the entire line of offerings HERE.
Images: Maingear.
