#COD
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Feature
GiMATE Creator and Coder: Create Images, Write Code, and Build Faster with Local AI
GiMATE Creator and GiMATE Coder help users generate images, write code, and simplify supported local AI workflows on GIGABYTE laptops.
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Tutorial
Decoding GIGABYTE and AORUS gaming monitor naming conventions
FI27Q. M32UC. Have you ever wondered what these letters and numbers actually mean on a GIGABYTE or an AORUS gaming monitor? What does the "Q" stand for? What is the difference between M32U and M32UC? In this article, we will answer these questions for you as we decode the naming conventions of the GIGABYTE and AORUS gaming monitor family.
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How to identify the code for Intel Core™ CPU?
Intel Core™ H series processor is the most frequently used intermediate to high-end processor in the laptop. It's common to see a lot of numbers and letters coming after Core™ H, such as i7-10XXXH. In general, the greater digit represents the better performance. We can further look into the code and divide it into 4 parts.
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Gaming
[AORUS Lab] Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
It’s time to rise up and answer the Call of Duty, again. This time it’s going to bring you further and deeper, into the outer space and beyond! Yes, Infinite Warfare was heavily criticized for being too futuristic when its first trailer was revealed. It, as the first title by Infinity Ward since 2013’s Ghosts, did draw a lot of attention since released on November 4th. So let’s forget about the trailer, and follow AORUS into this thirteenth installment in the classic FPS warfare game series, to find the source of infinite graphics performance.