Gigabyte brought plenty of new products to Computex 2016 show in Taiwan, including a plethora of motherboards based on Intel's Z170 and X99 Express chipset as well as a couple of graphics cards, PSUs and Brix mini-PCs.

Gigabyte had a a lot to show at the Computex 2016 show in Taiwan including plenty of motherboards based on Intel's Z170 Express chipset as well as some new motherboards based on the X99 Express chipset, including the flagship X99 Ultra Gaming and X99 Designare EX motherboards.




Both of these motherboards packs all the usual X99 chipset features but add a 110mm M.2 slot, two 32Gbps U.2 ports and SATA Express ports. It also comes with USB 3.1 Type-A and Type-C ports, dual Gigabit Ethernet, integrated 802.11ac WiFi as well as headers for liquid cooling and RGB LED light strips. Gigabyte also did not miss out on the new RGB LED trend so the X99 Designare EX comes with "Ambient Surround LEDs".




The Gigabyte X99 Ultra Gaming lacks integrated 802.11ac WiFi but is also lighter up with RGB LEDs, has reinforced slots and is pretty much a gaming oriented version.




Gigabyte had a similar Z170 lineup with the Z170X Designare and Z170X Ultra gaming motherboards as well as a couple of other more affordable motherboards.

Gigabyte also showcased its new GTX 1080 Xtreme Gaming, providing a bit more details on this graphics card as well as showing the GTX 180 G1.Gaming version, which we already covered before. The company also showcased its new Xtreme Gaming PSU as well as a couple of Brix systems, including the Brix Gaming UHD mini-PC with GTX 950 and a gaming GB-XD7B0 system with Skylake CPUs and support for standard graphics cards.

You can check out more pictures via link below and hopefully we will see more information about these new products from Gigabyte soon.











Source: Gigabyte Computex 2016 gallery.