In this article, we'll guide you through our recommendations for GIGABYTE's 4K gaming monitors, organized by game genre. By the end, you'll have a clear picture of which monitor suits your unique gaming preferences and needs.

The release of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards has generated a lot of buzz among gamers and PC enthusiasts over the past year. Whether you've already secured one of these powerhouse GPUs or are finally considering making the leap, a critical question arises: Is your current power supply unit (PSU) up to the task?

It's been a long wait, but NVIDIA has finally released more affordable versions of their Ada Lovelace architecture, following the launch of the top-spec RTX 4090 and 4080 GPUs eight months ago. The recent addition to the lineup is the RTX 4060 family, targeting 1080p gaming and causing excitement among gamers looking to upgrade their GPUs. If you're wondering whether these midrange 60-class GPUs are worth the upgrade, we've got you covered. In this article, we'll highlight the types of gamers who should seriously consider making the leap.

The GeForce RTX 40 series has taken the gaming community by storm, delivering unparalleled performance and immersion. With cutting-edge technologies like DLSS 3, these GPUs are a true force to be reckoned with. But if you're already invested in the RTX 40 series or considering making the jump, it's crucial to ask yourself one question: can your monitor keep up?

Are you wanting to get a ridiculous amount of frames per second possible out of every game that you play? Perhaps you are wanting to run multiple 4K monitors at the same time? Or perhaps are a content creator that performs heavily demanding tasks for video and content creation?

The long-awaited NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards have finally arrived. To fully unleash the beastly performance of these next-gen powerhouses, we beefed up our AORUS graphics cards from top to bottom to ensure the best-in-class performance in every way.