Maingear releases new DOOM-themed gaming PC with three different configs, starting with ‘Hurt Me Plenty’
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Back in September, Maingear released two premium liquid-cooled gaming PCs fitted with Nvidia’s top-tier RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 graphics cards. And now, the company is back with something even more exciting for gamers. Or at least, something more exciting for fans of the DOOM franchise. Maingear has teamed up with HAVN to launch a new line of limited-edition DOOM gaming PCs, designed for fans who want a gaming rig that looks as brutal as it performs.
Maingear's new DOOM Series gaming PCs
These new machines are part of the Maingear DOOM Series and are built inside the HAVN HS 420 DOOM: The Dark Ages Edition chassis. The case is built from precision-cut steel with tempered glass and premium finishes. The design looks like a battle-worn artifact pulled straight from the DOOM universe.
Mimicking the iconic DOOM difficulty settings (ignoring ‘I’m Too Young to Die’ and ‘Hey, Not Too Rough’ because those are too easy), the new gaming PCs come in three different variants: Hurt Me Plenty, Ultra-Violence, and Nightmare! All three come packed with powerful components, including RTX 50-series GPUs and Ryzen X3D CPUs.
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“Doom is one the reasons so many of us fell in love with PC gaming. This drop honors the franchise that defined our generation with a system that’s instantly iconic, built of HAVN’s striking chassis and enhanced by TRYX’s unique AIO cooler. Combined with today’s most advanced components, it’s a true showcase of industry leaders coming together a create a system as premium as it is unforgettable”
Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of Maingear
You can check out the price and specs of each PC below:
Hurt Me Plenty – $2,999
- HAVN HS 420 DOOM: The Dark Ages Edition Chassis
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070
- TRYX 360 Panorama SE AIO with LCD Display Looping Doom Gameplay
- AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
- MSI X870E Gaming Plus WiFi
- 32GB T-Force Xtreem DDR5 (2x16GB) 6000MHz, CL28
- T-Force A440 Pro 2TB SSD
- MSI 650W G PSU
- Braided Sleeved Red Cable Extensions
- Custom Doom-themed GPU support bracket
- Premium Phanteks D30 Fans
- Microsoft Windows 11 Home
Ultra-Violence – $3,999
- HAVN HS 420 DOOM: The Dark Ages Edition Chassis
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
- TRYX 360 Panorama SE AIO with LCD Display
- AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- ASRock PG X870E Nova WiFi
- 32GB T-Force Xtreem DDR5 (2x16GB) 6000MHz, CL28
- T-Force A440 Pro 2TB SSD
- MSI 850W G PSU
- Braided Sleeved Red Cable Extensions
- Custom Doom-themed GPU support bracket
- Premium Phanteks D30 Fans
- Microsoft Windows 11 Home
Nightmare! – $5,999
- HAVN HS 420 DOOM: The Dark Ages Edition Chassis
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
- TRYX 360 Panorama SE AIO with LCD Display
- AMD Ryzen 7 9950X3D
- ASRock PG X870E Nova WiFi
- 32GB T-Force Xtreem DDR5 (2x16GB) 6000MHz, CL28
- T-Force A440 Pro 2TB SSD
- MSI 1250W G PSU
- Braided Sleeved Red Cable Extensions
- Custom Doom-themed GPU support bracket
- Premium Phanteks D30 Fans
- Microsoft Windows 11 Home
As you can see above, these three PCs are designed for serious gaming and feature some of the best GPUs available on the market. It is, however, important to keep in mind that they are a part of a limited drop, so make sure to grab them before they're gone. You can get them exclusively through Maingear's official website, starting today (October 14), where you can also configure the specifications.
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