Aorus Equipment and New Releases

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RustyPieLover

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Hey Guys and Gals!

So, i wanted to her what your thoughts are on the Aorus products? I've read some reviews that they are quite nice but expensive, and I've also read that there is a new motherboard releasing from them? Any thoughts?
 
Am I correct in assuming that you are referring to Gigabyte Aorus?
The new motherboards you are referring to will be AMD's new AM4 platform and the newer Intel's 200 B/Z/X series boards for Intel's 7-series CPU's.

Aorus is Gigabyte's premium branded products, much like ASUS Rampage/Republic of Gamers and MSI Gaming X. You are paying more for LED's Gigabit LAN, 4+ PCIe slots, more M.2 Slots, better capacitors, the ability to overclock as well as a host of other features.

If you putting it into a windowed case with 32GB's of RAM, a water cooling loop and a i7-7700k then sure why not! If you putting it a non K-Series CPU's you just wasting money on making your PC looking good. There are way cheaper models out there, that serve the same purpose.

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Looking at other Aorus products, they seem to slot in between and around Corsair, Func, Coolermaster and Steelseries.
 
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I do enjoy the products that Aorus makes, but the pricing here locally for their equipment is insane. definitely for the beefier wallet
 
Glordit said:
Am I correct in assuming that you are referring to Gigabyte Aorus?
The new motherboards you are referring to will be AMD's new AM4 platform and the newer Intel's 200 B/Z/X series boards for Intel's 7-series CPU's.

Aorus is Gigabyte's premium branded products, much like ASUS Rampage/Republic of Gamers and MSI Gaming X. You are paying more for LED's Gigabit LAN, 4+ PCIe slots, more M.2 Slots, better capacitors, the ability to overclock as well as a host of other features.

If you putting it into a windowed case with 32GB's of RAM, a water cooling loop and a i7-7700k then sure why not! If you putting it a non K-Series CPU's you just wasting money on making your PC looking good. There are way cheaper models out there, that serve the same purpose.

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Looking at other Aorus products, they seem to slot in between and around Corsair, Func, Coolermaster and Steelseries.
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It is true what you say, Aorus is quite expensive, but have you had any experience with their products and have your own reviews on them?
 
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