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Have you checked inside your PC recently? You probably might want to. Unless you keep exceptional care and regularly clean its interior, in all likelihood the inside is going to be a dusty mess! Well we here at GIGABYTE want to make your PC clean again. If you've been on our Facebook page recently you'll notice we're running a Spring Cleaning contest. And we're giving away TWO Z170X-Gaming 6 motherboards! Here's how to enter... 1) Make sure you LIKE the GIGABYTE Motherboards Facebook page 2) Upload your photo to Instagram with the hashtag #pcspringclean 3) Head on over to the contest page and fill out the form and provide a link to the photo on Instagram 4) VOTE for your favorite photo! Contest closes May 16

GIGABYTE wants to send you to Computex 2016 in Taipei, Taiwan! In collaboration with our partners at Modders-inc  and sponsors Intel, Nvidia, Enermax, Kingston, Corsair and Ekwb, we've launched a case mod competition to celebrate our 30th anniversary and the winner gets an all-expenses paid trip to Computex 2016 this June. The rules are simple: sign up for an account at Modders-inc , and post an introduction in the  GIGABYTE 30th Anniversary Worklog thread . You'll need to post frequent worklog updates in that thread as you complete your build. Remember, you need to have either a GIGABYTE 30th anniversary theme or use the specific GIGABYTE Blue. Full contest details are available on our website here.  Hope to see you in Taipei!

This video seeks to answer the #1 question I get about Project Based Learning, and that is, "Am I Doing This Right?!?" The question speaks to the integrity of my favorite people, educators, and their desire to do the best they can by the students they teach. I hope this video helps you know where to focus your energy when you are trying to shift your teaching practices. Special (and HUGE) thanks to my colleague Kristy Edgar for the amazing animations, graphics, and visuals for this video. She made a simple soundtrack come alive and be entertaining.

We've been publishing so much of his work that by now you guys must be pretty familiar with Jeffrey Stephenson, a professional case modder, also known as SlipperySkip. Jeffrey specializes in making elegant and good looking retro style cases for small HTPCs. And great news, his latest project has just been finished. We here now present you SkyVue! The specs for his latest creation are quite impressive as well, using simply what the latest technology has to offer. From The Verge: "His latest is the art deco-inspired SkyVue, which uses mahogany-like sapele wood and aluminum trim to mimic the look of a 1930s skyscraper... If you owned this mod you'd probably start off thinking it was just a good signature piece for your room, and then a week or so later you'd be scouring eBay for an art deco desk, chair, and hatstand to match, all while humming " Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? " " We couldn't agree more, with such a good looking tower, you definitely nee

Our Winter OC Challenge has wrapped up and the winners have been announced! The Winter OC Challenge saw the world's best overclockers compete for some serious hardware prizes: GIGABYTE Z170-X SOC Force motherboards for the category winners and a GIGABYTE Z170X Gaming G1 motherboard for the winner of the lucky draw. Here are the winners! Ambient 2C Winner: Nvidiaforever2  Ambient 4C Winner: george.kokovinis  Extreme 2C Winner: Dancop  Extreme 4C Winner: Alex@ro Lucky Draw: RM-akihabara  Thanks to everyone that participated. We host frequent overclocking challenges on HWBOT . Our next contest, March Madness , kicks off on March 12.