Gigabyte to use Aorus branding on motherboards and graphics cards

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    Corbus Ancient Guru

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    Small typo there "bradning" in the title.
     
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    rl66 Ancient Guru

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    i love "brownies" with ginger and orange zest and a mug of tea... :)
     
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    G1 killer was such a good branding.

    After that, seems gigabyte cant find a good branding strategy for gamers.

    Xtreme series was confusing. Too many brands use extreme or xtreme in their products. Dumb choice.
     

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    SirDremor Master Guru

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    Jeez! I didn't think anyone really falls to this marketing hype...

    I've never chosen a PC product because of its sub-sub-sub-sub-brand.
    "Gigabyte" itself tells me everything I need... I check features I need - I buy product, even if it is called "Gigabyte No-Sub-brand Motherboard" Or "Gigabyte MB-xxxxxx"...
     
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    Stupid name that sounds bad in English, to me it sounds like a posh Tim-nice-but-dim saying "stick it up your Aorus"... I wouldn't have bought a "Gigabyte 1070 ARSE" !
     
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    Well, I will definitely buy a G1 1070 Arse Killer :eyebrows:
     
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    Texter Ancient Guru

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    Didn't AOpen use the Aeolus brand back in the day...must be a Chinese pun or something lol...
     

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