Gigabyte Motherboards

The Gigabyte motherboards here span AMD and Intel, from the mini-ITX B850I AORUS PRO to the E-ATX TRX50 AI TOP for Threadripper on socket sTR5. AM5 boards run from X870E (X870E AORUS MASTER) and B850 (B850 AORUS ELITE WIFI7) down to B840 and B650 (B650M AORUS ELITE AX). AM4 boards include the B550M DS3H. Intel buyers get LGA1851 Z890, B860 and H810 boards like the Z890 AORUS ELITE WIFI7, plus LGA1700 Z790, B760 and H610 models.

Choose the socket first. AM5 boards take current Ryzen desktop processors with DDR5 memory, and AM4 boards take older Ryzen chips with DDR4. LGA1851 is Intel's socket for Core Ultra desktop processors, while LGA1700 serves the earlier Core i3, i5, i7 and i9 generations. The Intel Motherboards and AMD Motherboards pages split the range, and each chipset, such as B650 Series or Z890 Series, has its own page. X870E and X870 boards add PCIe 5.0 graphics support, and Intel Z chipsets unlock CPU overclocking. An M in the name means micro-ATX, and an I means mini-ITX.

Frequently asked questions

Which Gigabyte boards have built-in Wi-Fi? Boards with AC, AX, WIFI6, WIFI6E or WIFI7 in the name include Wi-Fi. The B850M DS3H, B840M DS3H and B650M AORUS ELITE do not, so they need a network cable or a Wi-Fi card.

Can a B650 board take the newest Ryzen processors? Yes. B650 uses the same AM5 socket as the newer boards, though an older board may need a BIOS update first.

Do LGA1700 boards work with Core Ultra processors? No. Core Ultra desktop chips need an LGA1851 board (Z890, B860 or H810). Z790, B760 and H610 boards take the earlier Core i3 to i9 processors.