MAINGEAR Now Offers Vertical Heat Dissipation Solutions in Smaller Form Factors

The MAINGEAR SHIFT was the first custom PC that rotated the internal components of the PC to leverage the natural tendency of hot air to rise. As it exhausts through the top vents, cool air is drawn in from the bottom of the chassis, keeping components cooler, limiting noise, and increasing overclocking and stability potential. MAINGEAR announced this morning that they are expanding the companies vertical heat dissipation chassis design (VRTX Cooling Technology) to two other case design. MAINGEAR has redesigned their popular F131 chassis and are introducing the Potenza desktop to include VRTX Cooling Technology.

The new MAINGEAR F131 chassis will now offer a new micro ATX vertical heat dissipation design that is similar to the SHIFT, delivering on customer demand for VRTX Cooling Technology in a smaller footprint without compromise. The new F131 will support the latest technology, offer dual GPUs of any length, and includes a hot-swap, tool-less bay for quick data storage needs. In addition, options to select MANGEAR EPIC innovations such as the EPIC 120 CPU cooling as well as the EPIC T1000 will also improve the overall high performance PC experience. The F131 features a bold and clean 360 degree exterior design with a slot loading optical drive and the same refined aesthetics as its older brother, the SHIFT. With a 2.5mm thick, sand-blasted and anodized aluminum chassis and its 9.25(W) x 19.17(H) x 11.18(D) smaller size, this system takes up 38% less space than the previous F131 design without compromising on performance. The starting at price for the new F131 is $1,049.