MAINGEAR Relaunches F131 Gaming PC

Mac Daddy · May 7, 2009, 12:15 AM

Union, New Jersey – May 6th, 2009 – MAINGEAR Computers, award-winning builders of high performance custom computers for PC gamers and enthusiasts, is proud to bring back the F131, a hot rod gaming PC with cutting edge graphics technology. A fully decked out system can be configured with 3 ATI 4890 graphics cards in CrossFireX to deliver an unparalleled visual gaming experience. The revamped F131 also features up to 8TB of hard drive space with modular, hot-swappable SATA connectors for easy upgradeability, advanced liquid cooling with the Domino ALC from CoolIT Systems, acoustic dampening technology for whisper quiet operation, and MAINGEAR’s M.A.R.C. custom laser etching technology. Customers can upload the image or logo of their choice and MAINGEAR will customize your system to specifically fit your personal style or corporate brand.

“With the new F131, we’re giving our customers the advantage of unrivaled graphics technology with 3 4890’s in CrossFireX or 3 GTX 285’s in SLI” said Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of MAINGEAR. “Stellar graphics performance coupled with advanced liquid cooling and maximum expandability gives MAINGEAR gamers a lot to be excited about with the F131.”

“F131 gives gamers the technological advantage of the award-winning Domino Advanced Liquid Cooling” added Geoff Lyon, CEO of CoolIT Systems. “With the Domino, MAINGEAR customers are getting 50,000 maintenance free hours of liquid cooling operation that maximizes CPU performance and eliminates noisy fans.”

Gamers can purchase the F131 at MAINGEAR's Web site Maingear PC | Advanced PC Engineering. or order by phone at (888-MAINGEAR). The base price for the F131 is $1,299 and comes with MAINGEAR’s standard Lifetime Labor and Phone Support with 14-month hardware warranty and is backed by the best in-house support team in the country.
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Source: Emailed press release

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Mac Daddy DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 7,950 Rep Power: 79 System Specs	MAINGEAR Relaunches F131 Gaming PC Union, New Jersey – May 6th, 2009 – MAINGEAR Computers, award-winning builders of high performance custom computers for PC gamers and enthusiasts, is proud to bring back the F131, a hot rod gaming PC with cutting edge graphics technology. A fully decked out system can be configured with 3 ATI 4890 graphics cards in CrossFireX to deliver an unparalleled visual gaming experience. The revamped F131 also features up to 8TB of hard drive space with modular, hot-swappable SATA connectors for easy upgradeability, advanced liquid cooling with the Domino ALC from CoolIT Systems, acoustic dampening technology for whisper quiet operation, and MAINGEAR’s M.A.R.C. custom laser etching technology. Customers can upload the image or logo of their choice and MAINGEAR will customize your system to specifically fit your personal style or corporate brand. “With the new F131, we’re giving our customers the advantage of unrivaled graphics technology with 3 4890’s in CrossFireX or 3 GTX 285’s in SLI” said Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of MAINGEAR. “Stellar graphics performance coupled with advanced liquid cooling and maximum expandability gives MAINGEAR gamers a lot to be excited about with the F131.” “F131 gives gamers the technological advantage of the award-winning Domino Advanced Liquid Cooling” added Geoff Lyon, CEO of CoolIT Systems. “With the Domino, MAINGEAR customers are getting 50,000 maintenance free hours of liquid cooling operation that maximizes CPU performance and eliminates noisy fans.” Gamers can purchase the F131 at MAINGEAR's Web site Maingear PC \| Advanced PC Engineering. or order by phone at (888-MAINGEAR). The base price for the F131 is $1,299 and comes with MAINGEAR’s standard Lifetime Labor and Phone Support with 14-month hardware warranty and is backed by the best in-house support team in the country. ____________ Source: Emailed press release __________________ "My mom said the only reason men are alive is for lawn care and vehicle maintenance." - Tim Allen Last edited by MIG-31; May 7, 2009 at 06:17 AM.