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Maingear Rush Review : Stunning Gaming Showpiece

Maingear Rush Review : Stunning Gaming Showpiece

Posted on March 25, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

Maingear is like the Aston Martin of gaming desktops — its PCs are opulent art pieces that double as high-performance machinery. The company’s latest rig, the Rush Superstock (starting at $1,799, reviewed at $7,927), packages high-end components — such as an octa-core Intel Core i7 processor, an Asus Rampage V Extreme motherboard and three Nvidia GeForce 980 Ti GPUs — housed in an exquisite chassis made of aluminum and tempered glass. The result is a gaming rig that will garner more than its fair share of oohs and aahs, whether you’re showing it off to friends or kicking ass in your favorite game.
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