GIGABYTE Features HEDT Motherboards at CeBIT 2016
GIGABYTE invites the world to CeBIT 2016 in Hannover, Germany, where it will be showcasing GIGABYTE Z170 Chipset Motherboards, High-End Desktop (HEDT) Motherboards and the latest BRIX Products. During the exhibit GIGABYTE will be showcasing a number of boards in its G1 Gaming Series based on the Intel Z170 chipset: the Z170X-Gaming G1, Z170X-Gaming 7, Z170X-Gaming 5 and Z170X-Gaming 3. These boards are targeted at gamers with the exclusive GIGABYTE technologies such as, One Piece PCIe Metal Shielding, AMP-UP Audio, Killer Networking and Turbo B-Clock. Select boards even support USB 3.1 with the new Type-C connector, Intel Thunderbolt 3 through the use of the official Intel Thunderbolt Controller.
HEDT motherboards bring support for the Intel Xeon E3-1200 v5 Processors and ECC DDR4 Memory. This Professional class motherboard has features that are perfect for creative artists that require the latest connectivity, with support for PCIe Gen.3 x4 M.2 connectors users are able to reach transfer speeds of up to 32 Gb/s. The utilization of the new Intel 750 NVMe is an example of this technology which improves transfer speeds by 4x that of traditional Solid-State Drives (SSDs). Moreover, GIGABYTE has qualified Nvidia Quadro Cards on its Approved Vendor List (AVL) through testing procedures.
GIGABYTE’s BRIX has been turning heads ever since it entered the barebone Mini-PC market, and is now offered armed with the Intel 6th Generation Core Processors. With multiple USB3.0 ports and video connectivity via mini DisplayPort and HDMI the BRIX is perfect for digital signage, a desktop alternative and even as a home theater PC (HTPC). On display at CeBIT there will be the GB-BSi5T-6200 and GB-BSi5A-6200 featuring a USB Type-C connector as well as the GB-BACE-3000 and GB-BACE-3150 which support a fanless design.
The GIGABYTE BRIX are available in a variety of different configurations based on the 6th Gen. Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors, while some BRIX offers support for a 2.5" SSD or HDD.