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Maingear's latest retro gaming desktop takes you back to the Quake era

Maingear is back with another nostalgia-fueled gaming PC. The Retro98 may look like it's made for playing Quake while you wait for The Phantom Menace trailer to drop. But on the inside, the beige box is powerful enough to slay today's most demanding AAA games. "You're not going to find this PC at your local Radio Shack," Maingear promises.If you're at least middle-aged, the Retro98's exterior is instantly familiar. The hand-built tower includes an LED fan-speed display, a working turbo button and a power-lockout key. Sticking with the nostalgic motif, its front I/O is hidden behind the Maingear logo. I can already hear The Beastie Boys' “Intergalactic” playing in the background.Fortunately, you won't be limited to 1998 games. (Dope as they a [...]

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The Maingear Apex Force and Apex Rush might be the most beautiful water-cooled desktops at CES 2025

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Maingear's Retro95 PC blends '90s workstation nostalgia with modern horsepower

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Match Score: 143.22

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The 12 best retro gaming gifts for the 2025 holidays

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Match Score: 77.92

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Framework Desktop (2025) Review: Powerful, but perhaps not for everyone

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Match Score: 64.34

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Quake is now Steam Deck Verified

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Match Score: 59.10

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Microsoft releases real-time AI-generated playable demo of Quake II

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Match Score: 57.68

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Sonos Play review: The company's best portable speaker so far

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Match Score: 56.25

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The Sonos Play puts the best parts of the Era 100 in a portable speaker

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Match Score: 52.37