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Black Friday, Gigabyte smashes the prices of its motherboards!

Black Friday, Gigabyte smashes the prices of its motherboards!
Black Friday, Gigabyte smashes the prices of its motherboards!

If you're looking for an Intel or AMD motherboard, there are some great deals going on at Gigabyte. On the occasion of Black Friday, the manufacturer applies discounts between 18 and 26% depending on the model.

Black Friday is an event not to be missed. It's probably one of the most interesting times of the year to get good deals, particularly in IT. The manufacturer Gigabyte offers attractive discounts on many products including several motherboard references.

Gigabyte X670 GAMING X AX V2 motherboard

GinjFo offers you a list of the best offers at the time of writing this news.

  • H610M H V3 DDR4 (Vente Flash -23 %) > 60€99
  • B550M DS3H (Flash Sale -24%) > €67.99
  • B760M H DDR4 (Vente Flash -28 %) > 68€99
  • B550M AORUS ELITE (Flash Sale -19%) > €79.99
  • B760M GAMING DDR4 (Vente Flash -23 %) > 83€99
  • B550 GAMING X V2 (Vente Flash -24 %) > 84€99
  • B760M DS3H DDR4 (Vente Flash -26 %) > 86€99
  • B760 DS3H DDR4 (Vente Flash -28 %) > 89€99
  • B760M DS3H DDR5 – B760/LGA1700/DDR5/mATX (Vente Flash -23 %) > 98€99
  • B760M DS3H AX DDR4 (Vente Flash -16 %) > 99€99
  • B650M D3HP AX (Vente Flash -23 %) > 107€79
  • A620M GAMING X (Vente Flash -13 %) > 108€99
  • B550 AORUS ELITE V2 (Vente Flash -20 %) > 109€99
  • B760 GAMING X DDR4 (Vente Flash -18 %) > 111€99
  • B650M A ELITE AX ICE (Vente Flash -21 %) > 156€99
  • B760 AORUS ELITE AX (Vente Flash -15 % ) > 164€99
  • Z790 UD AX (Wait Flash -29%) > 165€99
  • X670 GAMING X AX V2 (Vente Flash -24 %) > 173€99
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