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GIGABYTE has already prepared BIOS support for Intel's upcoming LGA1700 processors, which are expected to arrive in early 2027. The updates cover the company's B760 and H610 motherboards, including models with both DDR4 and DDR5 memory, so owners of supported boards should be able to upgrade without replacing their systems; the new chips are tied to LGA1700 socket in early 2027. -
Our editorial team got their hands on the GIGABYTE MO27Q28G gaming monitor featuring QHD resolution, a high refresh rate, and modern OLED panel technologies that, in theory, should combine vibrant visuals, excellent color reproduction, and fast response times. Let's see how well this works in practice.
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PCB prices used in consumer motherboards are expected to rise by at least 50% during 2026, according to Board Channels, and that is putting fresh pressure on ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI ahead of Q3 2026.
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Gigabyte has expanded its AM4 lineup with a new Micro-ATX board, the B550M X Aorus Elite WIFI7. The unusual part is that it brings Wi‑Fi 7 to the aging AM4 platform, which is still powered by CPUs such as the Ryzen 7 5800X3D.
The B550M X Aorus Elite WIFI7 is built around the AM4 socket and the B550 chipset. It also supports DDR4 memory, fitting the series' broader goal of offering high performance without forcing users onto a new-generation platform. -
Have we finally found a solution to OLED burn-in fears? GIGABYTE unveils a monitor with a burn-in warranty
OLED monitors are no longer a rare sight, which means it's getting tougher for manufacturers to actually impress buyers. GIGABYTE is betting on a whole stack of advantages at once: sky-high peak brightness, a 240Hz refresh rate, burn-in protection, and a three-year warranty that even covers the OLED panel itself. -
GIGABYTE has published a GeForce RTX 5070 AORUS INFINITY page on its official website, revealing the card's premium AORUS treatment for the midrange GPU. The model stands out with a hidden-fan design usually reserved for higher-end AORUS Infinity cards, even though this is still an RTX 5070. -
GIGABYTE has introduced the B850 AORUS Elite X3D motherboard, targeting gamers and enthusiasts who want to maximize the performance of AMD AM5 processors — particularly the Ryzen X3D series with 3D V‑Cache technology. This new board brings advanced overclocking and system optimization features designed to push gaming performance further on the AM5 platform. -
GIGABYTE has officially released two new AORUS graphics cards — the RTX 5080 INFINITY and the RTX 5080 INFINITY WOOD. Both are built on the GeForce RTX 5080 and differ mainly in looks: the standard INFINITY comes in a black-and-silver design echoing the flagship RTX 5090 INFINITY, while the WOOD version flaunts a white-and-beige palette with real wood accents across its body — made to match GIGABYTE's AERO Wood motherboards. -
Aorus RTX 5090 owner discovered a serious manufacturing defect when he opened his graphics card: an excessive amount of thermal paste had been applied inside, which led to overheating and unusually loud fan noise during gaming sessions. The problem became evident as the card's fans began to howl under load, prompting the user to investigate the cooling system. -
While most gamers are still debating whether the RTX 5090 is even worth its MSRP, GIGABYTE has decided to raise the bar even higher. The company has rolled out an anniversary edition of NVIDIA’s flagship GPU, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the priciest cards on the market. -
At Computex 2026 in Taipei, we visited the GIGABYTE stand and, together with company representatives, looked at the devices it plans to offer gamers and enthusiasts. Among the main new products are brighter OLED and Mini LED monitors, compact graphics cards with redesigned cooling, laptops with GiMATE AI features, and components that help integrate a powerful PC into a home interior. -
At Computex 2026, GIGABYTE unveiled a new line of laptops that focus not only on performance but also on a deeply integrated AI assistant called GiMATE. The new platform manages power, graphics, and system operating modes, adapting the laptop to the user's tasks in real time. -
At Computex 2026, GIGABYTE unveiled several flagship products: unique GeForce RTX 50 Infinity graphics cards, the first 5K Mini LED gaming monitor in its class, and solutions for running AI locally. Some of the devices celebrate the brand’s 40th anniversary and feature the new Infinity design. -
GIGABYTE decided to celebrate its 40th anniversary in an unusual way and launched a promo for buyers of the flagship RTX 5090. Along with the graphics card priced at over $5000, the company promises to give away a real gold bar — though it weighs just 1 gram. -
GIGABYTE has officially unveiled the AERO X16 — a 16-inch laptop that’s less than 17 mm thick and weighs 1.9 kg, yet still manages to pack dedicated GeForce RTX 5070 graphics and an AMD processor with a dedicated NPU block. The real selling point isn’t the hardware itself, but the on-device AI tools under GiMATE, designed to handle image generation and code debugging right on the machine. -
GIGABYTE has started selling the MO27Q2A ICE — a 27-inch QD-OLED monitor with 2560×1440 resolution and a 280Hz refresh rate. This is the brand’s first model with that specific spec combo. The company claims a 0.03ms response time, ClearMR 15000 certification (minimal blur), and a three-year burn-in warranty. -
GIGABYTE has unveiled two new Intel Z890 chipset motherboards—the Aorus Elite WiFi7 Plus and the Eagle WiFi7 Plus. These boards are designed for the yet-to-be-released Intel Arrow Lake-S Refresh processors, which are expected to be announced next week. -
DDR5 has gone gold: experts name the best motherboards of 2026—from flagships to boards for legacy memory
Experts have put dozens of motherboards for the latest Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen 9000 processors to the test. The results were unexpected: flagship models cost as much as a gaming PC, and a DDR4 board unexpectedly turned out to be the best budget option. -
The Worst Sins of Tech Giants: From the Pentium 4 That Heated Your Room to the Connector That Melts Your 4090
Tech blogger JayzTwoCents put together a list of products the industry should be ashamed of. This "hall of shame" isn’t just about underperforming GPUs or power-hungry CPUs. It’s a story of engineers with stacked resumes somehow pretending that noise levels rivaling a jet engine were “normal fan operation” — and that a melting power connector was just “user error.” -
Gigabyte Announces Expanded Partnership with AMD to Advance Local AI in Gaming, PC Builds, and Creative Work
Gigabyte has announced an expanded strategic partnership with AMD aimed at driving the development of local artificial intelligence in consumer devices. The collaboration covers three key product categories: gaming laptops, desktop motherboards, and OLED monitors.
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