GIGABYTE Extends Its INFINITY 40th-Anniversary Set to Power, Peripherals, and Displays at COMPUTEX 2026

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Alongside the INFINITY motherboards and GPUs that anchored its 40th-anniversary showing, GIGABYTE used COMPUTEX 2026 to round out the set across the rest of the build, from a high-wattage AI power supply to INFINITY-branded peripherals and a refreshed AORUS monitor range.

AORUS P1600W AI TOP

On power, the headline is the AORUS P1600W AI TOP, a compact 1600W unit rated 80 PLUS Titanium and built on GaN technology. It is aimed squarely at AI and gaming rigs that lean on multiple graphics cards, with two 600W 12V-2×6 connectors plus six additional PCIe connectors, enough to feed up to four high-end GPUs from a single supply. It also ties into GIGABYTE’s AI TOP Utility for the brand’s local-AI ecosystem, positioning it as the power backbone for heavy multi-GPU compute rather than a standard gaming PSU.

  • 1600W, 80 PLUS Titanium, GaN-based, compact form
  • Two 600W 12V-2×6 connectors plus six additional PCIe, up to four GPUs
  • AI TOP Utility integration for local AI workloads

INFINITY Peripherals: AORUS K10 and M10

The peripherals are a formal part of the INFINITY 40th-anniversary family. The AORUS K10 INFINITY keyboard runs tactical magnetic switches with 0.1mm trigger-point adjustment, multi-stage triggers, custom macros, an 8000Hz polling rate, and a 100-million keystroke lifespan, topped with an integrated 3.1-inch full-color OLED touchscreen for system info, gameplay analytics, and quick controls. The AORUS M10 INFINITY mouse pairs optical switches and the same 8000Hz polling with an aluminum-magnesium alloy base, an Excimer skin-friendly coating, and hardware-level NVIDIA Reflex 2 support. Both come in black and ICE white, and both are driven by the new GiMATE Web Edition, a driver-free, browser-based control panel for settings, monitoring, and lighting. Rounding out the INFINITY desktop family is the AORUS C510 GLASS INFINITY chassis, which carries a reversible 16-inch integrated side display.

  • AORUS K10 INFINITY: magnetic switches, 0.1mm actuation, 8000Hz, 3.1-inch OLED touchscreen
  • AORUS M10 INFINITY: optical switches, 8000Hz, alloy base, NVIDIA Reflex 2 support
  • Both in black and ICE white, driven by the new driver-free GiMATE Web Edition
  • AORUS C510 GLASS INFINITY chassis with a 16-inch side display rounds out the set

AORUS ELITE Monitors

On displays, the AORUS ELITE Series brings together fourth-generation Tandem OLED and 5K Mini LED technologies across 27-inch and 32-inch QHD and UHD models, with refresh rates up to 540Hz and DisplayPort 2.1. The OLED side, including the FO32U24GP and FO27Q54G, uses a RealBlack Glossy surface with HDR peak brightness up to 1,500 nits, backed by GIGABYTE’s software stack of AI Picture Mode, AI Super Resolution, Tactical HUD, and Tactical Crosshair, with AI OLED CARE PRO and an integrated heat pipe handling long-term panel health. The standout is the FM275K16P, billed as the world’s first 27-inch 5K Multi Mode Mini LED glossy gaming monitor, delivering retina-level 218 PPI clarity, 2,304-zone local dimming, and Multi-Mode switching across 5K 165Hz, 4K 220Hz, and QHD 330Hz.

  • AORUS ELITE Series: 4th Gen Tandem OLED and 5K Mini LED, 27 to 32 inches, up to 540Hz, DisplayPort 2.1
  • OLED models FO32U24GP and FO27Q54G: RealBlack Glossy, up to 1,500 nits, AI OLED CARE PRO
  • FM275K16P: world’s first 27-inch 5K Mini LED, 218 PPI, 2,304 zones, 5K 165Hz / 4K 220Hz / QHD 330Hz
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