Monday, May 31, 2010

GIGABYTE’s Search for #1 Biggest Fan Week 2 Winner is…

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Congratulations to week 2’s winner Juanjo Mayor from Spain. His answer to what device(s) would you like to see offer USB 3.0 support? M...

Kingston demos fastest DDR3 memory with GIGABYTE motherboard during Computex 2010

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Kingston has put up a teaser movie on youtube to demo their new HyperX 2544MHz DDR3 memory . The motherboard being used was the GIGABYTE ...
Saturday, May 29, 2010

The battle for Core i5 655k supremacy

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As we approach Computex where the much anticipated unlocked CPUs from Intel are expected to be announced, the battle to hold the No. 1 CP...
Monday, May 24, 2010

The Search for GIGABYTE’s #1 Biggest Fan Continues…

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Congratulations to JD Melo from the Philippines who just won Week 1’s motherboard, a GIGABYTE GA-890GPA-UD3H! Week 2’s question has alre...

World’s first USB 3.0 Mini-ITX motherboard

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Today we launched the world’s smallest desktop PC motherboard featuring USB 3.0 , the H55N-USB3 . This is quite remarkable because a mere...
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Sunday, May 23, 2010

First retail X58A-UD9 shows up on Australian forum. First OC result is pretty impressive too!

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rbdirty is the first forum user to report about his purchase of the new X58A-UD9 board. He was so eager to try it out that he managed to qu...
Friday, May 21, 2010

Win a trip to Taiwan – GIGABYTE’s biggest fan contest

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On Monday this week we launched the Search for GIGABYTE Motherboard’s #1 Biggest Fan promotion on facebook. Entrants are required to post...
Thursday, May 20, 2010

GO OC Australia 2010 is over!

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Youngpro wins the extreme OC competititon! Unfortunately due to work committements he is unable to attend Pan Asian Regional Finals in Jakar...

GIGABYTE USA: SHARE YOUR GIGABYTE SYSTEM CONTEST!

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GIGABYTE USA is running a new contest and giving away some great prizes: 1st Prize: Nintendo Wii 2nd Prize: Razer Carcharias Gaming Head...
Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Ever wondered how to tell the difference between Japanese solid caps and others?

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It’s been a while since we introduced the first all solid capacitor motherboards in 2006 and yet solid caps are still a major selling po...