GIGABYTE, the leading gaming hardware company,  has released something quite interesting - the  GIGABYTE M series monitor, the world’s first gaming monitor with KVM. What is  KVM exactly? What are the benefits of using it? What can you gain by integrating the KVM with a gaming monitor? Let's find out!

When choosing laptop displays, users usually start by with screen resolution. However, as a gamer or a gaming enthusiast, the monitor refresh rate is a must-considered factor. A screen with a high refresh rate can provide you with non-lagging animation, allowing you to target and kill the enemy by a few tenths of a second faster than others and defeat opponents in the blink of an eye.

CPU and GPUs specifications are the basic factors to take into consideration when it comes to choosing a laptop, but how about screen? Laptop screens can directly affect our viewing experience, vision, even impacting user gaming performance and content creators’ work quality. How do we pick the ideal laptop and monitor to best satisfy our needs? This article offers a step by step guideline.

Early this year, AORUS launched its Pro Gaming Series flagship laptops which included all types of gaming features that all gamers dreamt about, outperforming in both user feedback and sales performance and attracting lots of customers and gamers. Today, we have invited a special guest, Jacobo Ramos, the Head of IT Operations of G2 Esports, to have an interview with Ray Ho, the Mobile Product Design Director of GIGABYTE. They will share the story of how to develop the pro gaming laptop that is born to serve professional esports players, and why all the G2 Esports players are fond of it so much? (In the following interview, the Mobile Product Design Team of GIGABYTE is abbreviated to AORUS, and the Head of IT Operations of G2 Esports is abbreviated to G2.)

AORUS has come up with full graphics cards line up with RTX 3090 & 3080 GPU and cooling is the thing that makes AORUS RTX 30 series stand out from the crowd. Let’s take a closer look at how AORUS managed the tremendous heat from Ampere to drive the ultimate performance for gaming.

With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, working at home has become the new norm. Working from has brought with it issues concerning privacy and data protection. To ensure privacy, you might be tempted to use tape or screen protectors to cover the camera lens on their laptops, but watch out – this might actually damage the camera lens!

AORUS cooperated with Tim Parker, known as PC_Werkz, to build a special modding in RGB theme. This modding is built with brand new Z490 AORUS XTREME WATERFORCE. With the Thermaltake Level 20 case, the lighting is reflected and it looks like a “fusion”.

AORUS cooperates with Design by IFR, a famous modder in Australia, to build this semi steampunk water cooled PC. This build with the Z490 AORUS PRO AX will definitely Soar To New Height! Let's take a look at the details.

You may have seen pictures of 3D rooms of gaming setups. However, did you see one in the real world? This time Mr. Nhenhophach made it come into reality. AORUS cooperates with Nhenhophach, a modder from Vietnam, to build the most unique mod ever. His idea is to make it not only a PC but also a scale-down version of the creator room. He wants to inspire creativity to content creators.

AORUS cooperated with George, known as Overchilled, to build a case with Z490I AORUS ULTRA and RTX 2080 SUPER™ WATERFORCE WB 8G. As you can see, this case mod is AORUS-THEMED with classic orange & gunmetal gray. Let’s find out all of the details.

The GIGABYTE G32QC is here! And it will change the way you game. We are here to tell you the goods and the bads about this gaming display and why this new contender is upsetting the market.

The laptop is usually equipped with the GeForce series independent graphics card, which can be divided into the MX series of entry-level, GTX of intermediate level and RTX series of high-end level. Basically, the gaming laptop and creator laptop usually require the GTX/RTX series graphics cards. The difference between GTX and RTX is that RTX has better performance, and features real-time ray-tracing technology. RTX has better performance in rendering the game image, video editing software adjustment and ultra-high resolution video editing.

Sound quality on motherboard has been emphasized more and we’ve done lots of effort on improving it like utilizing top-grade DSP or DAC and yes, it did sounds immersive when you plug-in your headset or earbuds to the motherboard directly. However, things didn’t get that easy whenever you try to access the sound via the front panel of the case. So we proudly present you the Essential USB DAC, our solution for accessing premium sound with the front panel. Check out the video below to know why you can’t have the immersive sound while plug-in headset or earbuds to the audio jack on the case front and learn how Essential USB DAC perfectly solve the problem.

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.

It’s hard to imagine that a few years ago many gamers would never have expected that their dream PC would be based on the AMD platform. However, its obvious that AMD is back and is here to stay, ever since they launched Ryzen back in 2016.

The Ryzen platform has evolved over the past 4 years with its initial die size at 14nm, reducing down to 12nm, and finally with this iteration using a 7nm process. All the while improving on overall clockspeed and PCIe technologies which we’ll cover shortly.

Intel's Core series processor platform for the laptop is updated almost every year. Whenever a new generation is released, it usually comes with the enhanced core functions and graphics performance. The advanced circuit design and high processor frequency deliver higher performance while lowering the power consumption of the processor and the built-in graphics card. Intel's yearly CPU update varies according to different generations and processor classes, from the adjustment of manufacturing process or the core number to the improvement of each generation's frequency and the circuit design optimization.

At Gigabyte, every time, on every chipset we try to push limits but always keep the high quality standards that we’re known for.

The new high-end AORUS Z490 motherboards couldn’t be excluded from the above. Despite the improvement on the CPU power design for the new 10th generation CPUs, this time our engineers improved the DDR power delivery too. We’re very excited to show you what the improvements are.

It’s finally here, the latest Intel® 10th Gen platform – Z490, and it’s bigger and better than ever. Built on a brand new socket, LGA1200, Intel’s 10th Gen processors offers an additional two cores, and improved overclocking performance that has yet to be seen on the desktop platform! Of course, there’s other improvements that push the envelope of next gen such as, CNVi, support for Wi-Fi 6 connecting you to more—faster than traditional Gigabit ethernet!

So, it’s time, time to build that brand-new gaming rig that you have been saving up all year for, but what motherboard, also known as a mainboard, do you buy? Well, we have put together 5 tips for you that will show you how to choose a motherboard and to help ensure that you pick the best one for the job. As always, once you have an idea of what you might want it is recommended to do a motherboard comparison and compare motherboards so that you can compare your selection against all offerings available.

With all that said, let’s jump into our 5 tips so you can go ahead and pick the best motherboard for that new gaming rig. Afterall, the motherboard is one of the key components in your new gaming build. It is easy to pick things like your graphics card and hard drives but the motherboard can be hard to choose.

For a lot of users, the only time they’ve checked their BIOs might have been when the clerk at the PC store is showing them the BIOS settings for their new systems. Other than that, they might not even revisit the BIOS and tweak settings after. They may find it too complicated to use so they don’t even bother with it. However, ever since the launch of UEFI, many manufacturers have designed an Easy Mode that makes using the BIOS even more intuitive. For novice users, it’s time to throw away the idea that tuning the BIOS is only for hardcore users!.