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Is the terminology "gaming motherboard" just marketing? Do they, in general, have features that distinguish them from ordinary motherboards?
(I don't play computer games. I'd like build two new computers based on Gigabyte brand AMD motherboards and I don't want them to require a lot fans and be noisy. Gigabyte had started calling some of their motherboards "gaming" motherboards.)
(I don't play computer games. I'd like build two new computers based on Gigabyte brand AMD motherboards and I don't want them to require a lot fans and be noisy. Gigabyte had started calling some of their motherboards "gaming" motherboards.)