As interest in gaming PCs continues to grow, hardware companies that used to focus on specific niches have been expanding to include more varied lineups in a bid to get more business from DIYers ...
The AORUS RGB MEMORY 16GB 3600MHz kit features a DDR4 XMP 3600 16GB (8GBx2) design. GIGABYTE motherboards will be able to use the AORUS Memory Boost to accelerate DDR4 speeds to 3733MHz for superior ...
To be introduced at CES, the newest AORUS RGB SSD comes in two form factors, AIC and M.2, and offers a nice selection of mainstream storage capacity options. AORUS RGB SSD showcases colorful, digital ...
To recap on the prior offering you can head on over to the HEXUS review of the first gen Aorus RGB Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 (GP-AR32C16S8K2SU416R) kit. This reviewed kit offered DDR4-3,200 speeds and ...
There is more to this drive than it appears. Full addressable RGB support only comes from a couple of motherboards. The rest of us will need to settle for color changing effects. The heat sink does a ...
Gigabyte is at the CES 2019 with a very wide range of existing and new components, peripherals and laptops under the Gigabyte and Aorus brands. The new components and peripherals highlights include; ...
The new AORUS RGB DDR5-6000 memory includes DDR5 XMP Booster, and with the XMP 3.0 User Profile on a GIGABYTE Z690-based motherboard, with its "copper-aluminum heat spreaders with a nano-carbon coated ...
When it comes to gaming peripherals these days, the mantra seems to be “RGB All The Things,” and that’s exactly the case with Gigabyte’s latest SSDs. First announced at CES 2019, Gigabyte’s Aorus RGB ...
GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a known manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, continues to build off the success of its M.2 PCIe Gen3 X4 SSD by infusing impressive aesthetics and style to its ...
Gigabyte’s line-up is expanding. It started last year with their first memory kits and SATA SSDs. This year we saw their first gaming monitor. Today we’re looking at their latest release with the ...
As you can see, this motherboard comes with M.2 heatsinks built in. However, this drives comes with its own custom one so we’ll be removing the built-in one for this installation. I must admit, even ...
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