
In the front lobby, current models and past flagships are both on display
This particular facility produces more than 400,000 motherboards each month (and over 300,000 graphics cards on top of that), so exacting standards and careful testing are both needed to ensure that products leaving the factory live up to the high standard of quality we've come to expect from Gigabyte. We've been quite impressed with the last few generations of Gigabyte boards to pass through our labs, and it's nice to get a peek at how those boards were made.
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