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MainGear History:
Maingear, Inc. is an American privately held boutique computer manufacturer headquartered in Kenilworth, New Jersey. Maingear specializes in custom gaming computers, desktops, custom laptops, media center computers, and workstations which are built and supported in the United States.
On November 2, 2009, Maingear released their first custom PC utilizing the Silverstone RV01 chassis with a custom outer shell.[6] For the launch, Maingear redesigned their entire site and even their logo, moving away from the "gear" icon, to what the founders describe as depicting "hardware so powerful, it can barely be contained." The Shift employs a 90 degree rotation of the motherboard, utilizing the tendency of hot air to rise. The Shift won its first editor's choice award from Computer Shopper on November 5, 2009[7] and was fifth out of 100 Top Desktops in Computer Shopper's end of the year round up.[8] The initial lineup included a P55 and X58 chipset variant, and future plans include a dual socket XEON workstation. Maingear has publicly stated they intend to go after Apple's workstation market share.[9]
The Shift was featured at CES by NVIDIA showcasing their next-generation architecture, GF100.[10] Multiple Maingear SHIFT PCs were shown running single and dual GPU configurations.
In February 2010, Maingear announced a special-edition Shift configured with the rare AMD TWKR processor that was to be auctioned off to benefit Save the Children and the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Included in the auction were signed copies of Windows and Left 4 Dead, along with signed hardware from AMD.[11]
On March 11, 2010, Maingear, along with Falcon Northwest, were the first two system builders to have systems reviewed based on Intel's next-generation hexa-core Core i7 980X. With an overclock faster than Falcon Northwest's, and a faster GPU and HDD configuration, Maingear earned the Editors' Choice award over Falcon Northwest in the PC Mag head-to-head shootout.
On March 26, 2010, Maingear announced its introduction of the GeForce GTX 480 in 3-way SLI in the SHIFT. Maingear claims that due to its unique heat-stack configuration, it is able to keep the graphics cards cool.
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