Gigabyte launches new motherboard series Z490 / B460 and new ecosystem in Vietnam

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On Thursday, June 25th, GIGABYTE and Distributor Vien Son had an event at ZumWhere Phu Nhuan restaurant to launch new product lines including 400 Series motherboards and GIGABYTE monitors. Vietnamese school.

With the 400 Series motherboards, GIGABYTE is confident to continue to dominate the Vietnamese market, maintaining its No. 1 position because of its high quality products at extremely reasonable prices.

GigabyteDuring the showcase, GIGABYTE also showed off its full gamer ecosystem with a Z490 AORUS ULTRA Limited Edition G2 Motherboard - a partnership with G2 eSports team, the team that GIGABYTE is on. is a sponsor.

In addition to the perfect “Intel CPU only” ecosystem for gamers, on this occasion, GIGABYTE also introduces users to the VISION series of motherboards for creators with two main products, the GIGABYTE Z490 VISION. D and GIGABYTE Z490 VISION G.

More specifically, GIGABYTE also introduced attendees to the event an impressive modding machine, in the style of the content creators' office. The machine is made under the kneading hands of veteran Vietnamese modder - Mr. Spider-Ho Amber, making users gaze intently.

GIGABYTE Z490 VISION D modding configuration information:

  • Mainboard Z490 Vision D
  • Gigabyte Designare 128GB RAM (4 × 32)
  • CPU Intel i9 10900K
  • GIGABYTE NVMe SSD 512GB SSD
  • VGA: GIGABYTE Geforce RTX 2080 SUPER GAMING OC WATERFORCE WB 8GB

The display is also a highlight for GIGABYTE this year with mid-range models, curved and flat designs. The GIGABYTE monitor codes released to the market are well-suited for affordable and affordable entry-level gamers and graphics professionals including: G27F, G27Q, G27FC, G27QC and G32QC.

Gigabyte G32QC
Gigabyte G32QC

The G32QC monitor is also a very competitive display code on the market today with impressive features such as 2K resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response speed, VEGA HDR 400, G-Sync Compatible, FreeSync Compatible with many exclusive features for gamers, but only in the price range of 10 million VND.

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