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Maingear is upgrading its Zero line of gaming PCs, with an aim to fully showcase a clean, clutter-free interior, as well as user-provided collectibles and art.

Maingear updates its Zero gaming desktop with a 4mm continuous curved glass chassis, hidden rear cable management, and specs up to an RTX 5090.

They’ve traditionally been practical machines that blend into an office, while Apple’s iMac has spent years proving that a desktop can double as a piece of home decor. That might finally be changing.

Maingear's Zero desktop comes with up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU and top-shelf processors from Intel and AMD. The pricing starts at a steep $2,699 in the US.