Maingear F131

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 reviews of Maingear F131. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Desktops for all reviews. There are some mixed comments about the price.

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Desktops the Maingear F131 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 90/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Jeff Bakalar (cnet.com)

Maingear F131 is liquid-cooled PC gaming like you've never seen

No, this isn't a flux capacitor. It's Maingear's F131, an amazingly engineered PC packed with a custom APEX liquid-cooling block.

Aug, 2018

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Expert review by : Alex Cocilova (pcworld.com)

Maingear F131 Super Stock

Acoustic-dampening panels keep things quiet ; Readily accessible internal bays

Plain, boring case

Maingear's F131 Super Stock clambers to the top of our mainstream chart in a hard-fought battle.

Apr, 2011

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Expert review by : Nate Ralph (pcworld.com)

Maingear F131

The Maingear F131 hits the upper limits of the mainstream PC category, in both performance and cost. But you get quite a lot of bang for your buck, as the F131 delivers much of the muscle and flexibility of beefier machines, at a respectable price of...

User-friendly chassis ; Chart-topping performance

Dual-core processor may be an Achilles' heel

Offering a strong overclock and a readily accessible chassis, Maingear's F131 clambers to the top of the mainstream PC chart.

Aug, 2010

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Expert review by : Jon L. Jacobi (pcworld.com)

Maingear F131 Desktop Review

Super expandable ; Liquid-cooled

Only one front USB port

The F131 gaming PC uses AMD's latest technology and provides room for tweaks and upgrades as your needs increase.

May, 2009

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Maingear F131 Super Stock

So the combination of an overclocked quad-core processor and dual high-end/mainstream graphics cards gives you a $2,300 hardcore rig that can play with the $4,000-$6,000 desktops: that's a lot to like. The F131 certainly trounces our previous...

Massively overclocked processor. Very good gaming performance. Plenty of internal expansion room, particularly hard drives

You may need a little fiddling with the internal SATA cage. Only one-year warranty. Small C: drive

The Maingear F131 Super Stock is an overclocked beast for the game grid. It has stratospheric performance, but better yet it doesn't have a stratospheric price tag.

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Expert review by : David Murphy (maximumpc.com)

Maingear F131

Hoo-hoo! That's an exact recreation of the noise we made when opening the box containing Maingear's F131 desktop rig. But “rig” might be too generic a description for the bright-blue machine; “behemoth” seems more appropriate. For in every...

Still, when you’re running with a frame rate in the hundreds on some of today’s most punishing games, we doubt that fan noise will be much of a concern. You’re certainly getting what you pay for with the F131. With just a wee bit of additional...

Jan, 2007

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Expert review by : Sherri L. Smith (tomsguide.com)

Maingear F131 Review: A $10,000 Marvel of Art and Design

It's not every day I review a desktop that costs almost $10,000. But when I do, it's gotta be a Maingear. From its ultra-luxe, head-turning Chameleon paint to its supercharged components, including a Core i9 CPU and two GTX 1080Ti GPUs, this machine...

Drool-worthy looks ; Innovative cooling system ; Impressively powerful gaming and overall performance ; Tons of customization options

Extremely expensive

The Maingear F131 offers outrageous amounts of power in a captivating chassis with an innovative cooling system, but that all costs a pretty penny.

Sep, 2018