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Gigabyte uses a tier system of naming for their <u>Aorus</u> line of boards, they are placed after the chipset code and 'Aorus'. For example the <u>X570 AORUS MASTER.</u> They are: | Gigabyte uses a tier system of naming for their <u>Aorus</u> line of boards, they are placed after the chipset code and 'Aorus'. For example the <u>X570 AORUS MASTER.</u> They are: | ||
* XTREME | * XTREME / Gaming 9 | ||
* MASTER | * MASTER / Gaming 7 | ||
* ULTRA | * ULTRA / Gaming 5 | ||
* PRO | * PRO / Ultra Gaming | ||
* ELITE | * ELITE / Gaming 3 | ||
''(In order of best to worst).'' | ''(In order of best to worst).'' | ||
* For motherboards like the <u>B450 AORUS M</u>, the ''''M'''<nowiki/>' just | * For motherboards like the <u>B450 AORUS M</u>, the ''''M'''<nowiki/>' just denotes that it is a [[Micro ATX|'''Micro ATX''']] board. | ||
== Non-Aorus Motherboards == | == Non-Aorus Motherboards == | ||