Gigabyte showcases AI, gaming and other computing innovation at Computex 2026

Gigabyte showcased a wide range of new products, focusing heavily on locally run artificial intelligence (AI), next-generation gaming hardware and custom PC building, at this year’s Computex 2026 exhibition. The central theme of Gigabyte’s display was expanding the ability of users to develop and run AI directly on their own desktops, moving away from relying solely on cloud-based systems.

Leading the product reveals was the expansion of the “AI TOP” ecosystem. Gigabyte is pitching this as a “Create Your Own AI on Your Own Desk” solution, which is designed to combine specific hardware and pre-validated software that simplifies the process of developing and running AI local agents.

The important cog of this setup is the AI TOP 100 B850, engineered for developers and teams. It can be outfitted with the top-tier AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processor and the recently launched GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card, providing massive computing power for training and running AI models without sending data to an external server.

Next-gen monitors and advanced cooling for gamers

Gigabyte also unveiled updates to its AORUS gaming brand, focusing on display technology. The company introduced the AORUS ELITE Series monitors. Highlighting this lineup is a 27-inch model that claims to be the world’s first 5K Multi Mode Mini LED glossy gaming monitor. The unique “Multi Mode” feature allows users to switch the monitor’s resolution and refresh rate based on their needs, toggling between 5K at 165Hz, 4K at 220Hz, or QHD at a blisteringly fast 330Hz. Other models in the series utilise advanced “Tandem OLED” technology for extreme brightness and color accuracy.

Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Gigabyte unveiled the AORUS INFINITY series of motherboards and graphics cards. The new motherboards are designed for the upcoming AMD Ryzen X3D chips and feature exclusive “AI-enhanced overclocking” to automatically maximize performance.

On the graphics front, the company expanded its GeForce RTX 50 series lineup, revealing RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070 models. These cards utilize a new “HYPERBURST” cooling system and have relocated the power connectors to the rear side of the card for much cleaner cable management.

Gigabyte also showcased the evolution of its "DIY PC" ecosystem with the STEALTH and WOOD series, and its latest lineup of laptops, with a major focus on integrated AI features. The star of the show was the AORUS MASTER 16, which won a Best Choice Award at the event. It is powered by the top-tier AMD Ryzen HX3D chips and NVIDIA RTX 5090 mobile graphics.