GIGABYTE launches three DDR4 motherboards in Japan
GIGABYTE has released three new DDR4-compatible motherboards for the Japanese market: two for AMD platforms and one for Intel. The new boards support a range of Ryzen and Intel processors and provide options for users seeking affordable alternatives as DDR5 remains expensive. The motherboards are available for retail from early October and include entry-level and feature-rich models, offering compatibility up to 128 GB DDR4 RAM.
- Two AMD boards and one Intel board released
- Available in Japan from early October
- Supports up to 128 GB of DDR4 memory
- Offers modern connectivity including WiFi 6E and PCIe 4.0
- Entry-level and advanced models cater to different budgets
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