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Jacob York

These components from GIGABYTE deliver stylish simplicity when building your next PC

Gigabyte Stealth Ice PC Build.

Whether you're a beginner putting together your first PC or the veteran everyone in the family comes to for tech support, you don't want your tech to be overcomplicated. Since most cables are designed to connect to the front of motherboards, the inside of your case can become a rat's nest of cables. Your time is valuable, and spending it combing through tutorials on installing complicated tech can be a buzzkill.

That's why the Stealth Ice line of products from GIGABYTE is such a game changer. From neater cable management to the clean, pure-white look, these pieces will make your new custom PC the envy of anyone who paid a premium to grab something pre-built.

Sleek simplicity

In 2022, GIGABYTE introduced the Project Stealth assembly kit. To eliminate cable clutter and help make installation a simpler process, Project Stealth adopted reverse-connector motherboards so users could line their cables up neatly. Not only does that make for a simpler, faster assembly, but it allows you to create a sleek, cableless look, offering more space to showcase your RGB lighting and liquid cooling touches.

Spinning off of Project Stealth, GIGABYTE created the pure-white Stealth Ice Series. With more components available, the options for truly Stealth-powered PCs continue to grow. The motherboards' connectors are all located in the back. That means the CPU power, fan, and USB sockets are easier to access.

You want your computer to be a gorgeous conversation piece, and proper cable management is only a part of it. The pristine white of the Stealth Ice series makes your rig stand out from the rest. All the pieces in this series are made to work together seamlessly and create an aesthetic you'll be proud to call your own.

That said, this series of components is made to be highly compatible. You can install the Stealth Ice GPU or motherboards in the C500 Panoramic Stealth Ice chassis, but GIGABYTE has partnered with more than 10 manufacturers to offer over 20 reverse-connector-ready case models. This makes these products an extremely customization-friendly option.

(Image credit: Gigabyte)

Listen to your mother(board)

These pieces don't just contribute to a gorgeous build. The power is there. There are two options for Stealth Ice motherboards, and both deliver the reliable performance you need from your computer's backbone. The X870 and the B850 AORUS Stealth Ice both feature EZ-Latch technology to make your installation a (literal) snap. With ultra-fast storage and incredible thermal dissipation technology, these motherboards are the definition of DIY friendly.

The AORUS GeForce RTX 5090 Master Ice 32G is a versatile GPU for gamers and creators. Its fifth-gen tensor cores will help you get the most out of AI processes. It's got full ray-tracing capabilities for life-like graphics. The Windforce cooling system ensures you're able to keep your cool, even in tense situations. All in all, it's the kind of graphics card you can count on to make what's on your screen look as good as your rig.

Bringing it all together is the award-winning GIGABYTE C500 Panoramic Stealth Ice chassis. With its pristine white finish and 270-degree tempered glass panels, it offers a striking showcase for builds with reverse-connect motherboards. Designed with strategically placed vents and four preinstalled ARGB fans, the case keeps performance cool and quiet. It's the perfect foundation to unify your Stealth Ice components in a build that stuns visually and performance-wise.

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