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PC World have published a review of the Maingear Shift Super Stock gaming PC. 'Superior gaming performance comes care of Nvidia's Geforce GTX 580 -- three of them, to be precise. In our Unreal Tournament benchmark (2560-by-1600 resolution, highest settings), the Shift saw 226 frames per second -- the Genesis' three GTX 480s earned 208 frames per second. In Codemasters' Dirt 2, the Shift cranked out 207.1 frames per second, against the Genesis' 190 frames per second. The overclocked CPU is kept in check with liquid cooling (complete with a custom, Maingear-branded reservoir), and the tubing is sparse enough to stay out of the way. If you decide to upgrade the CPU or swap out the motherboard later on down the road, you'll need to be prepared for a bit of wetwork.'

A review of the MAINGEAR F131 P55 SLI custom gaming PC has been posted over at TweakTown. 'All MAINGEAR systems are built-to-order and available only through MAINGEAR.com. Some of the more popular configurations are available as "quick-ship" items, meaning they will ship out in 48-72 hours. This timeframe includes not only putting the finishing touches on a system, but also allows for a significant period of testing, burn-in and benchmarking, which helps insure that you'll get a properly functioning system when it arrives at your doorstep. The F131 model ranges from mid-range to high-end, depending on component choices, though, it comes in just below MAINGEAR's top-of-the-line flagship machine, the SHIFT. A fully custom F131 takes approximately 14 days to ship, according to MAINGEAR's website.'