Maingear offers new gaming computers featuring NVIDIA's latest RTX 5060 graphics cards. The company updated its MG-1 lineup with Silver and Gold configurations that include the recently released RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti GPUs for smooth gaming at 1080p and 1440p resolutions. Currently, only the MG-1 Gold with RTX 5060 Ti appears on their website, paired with an AMD Ryzen 5 9600X processor. These systems come standard with 16GB DDR5 memory and 1TB storage but allow customization.
The MG-1 Gold includes liquid cooling and uses an AMD B850 motherboard that supports overclocking. Pricing starts at $1699 with a one-year warranty for the base configuration. NVIDIA sells the RTX 5060 Ti separately in 8GB ($379) and 16GB ($429) versions. Building similar components yourself would cost less than the pre-built price of $1699, but customers pay extra to avoid assembly work.
These computers deliver solid performance for 1080p and 1440p gaming, with features like Multi-Frame Generation and Transformer Model DLSS improving visuals. Gamers wanting the standard RTX 5060 version must wait until next month when those cards are released. The less powerful MG-1 models should cost around $1500 with comparable components inside.
The MG-1 Gold includes liquid cooling and uses an AMD B850 motherboard that supports overclocking. Pricing starts at $1699 with a one-year warranty for the base configuration. NVIDIA sells the RTX 5060 Ti separately in 8GB ($379) and 16GB ($429) versions. Building similar components yourself would cost less than the pre-built price of $1699, but customers pay extra to avoid assembly work.
These computers deliver solid performance for 1080p and 1440p gaming, with features like Multi-Frame Generation and Transformer Model DLSS improving visuals. Gamers wanting the standard RTX 5060 version must wait until next month when those cards are released. The less powerful MG-1 models should cost around $1500 with comparable components inside.
