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Gigatech Gaming PC Series: Apollo vs Titan vs Nova vs Omega

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Gigatech series guide • Updated August 2026

Gigatech Gaming organizes its prebuilt gaming PCs into four families: Apollo, Titan, Nova, and Omega. The right family depends on budget, graphics tier, case size, and how much performance headroom you want.

Quick answer: Choose Apollo for an accessible starting point, Titan for broad midrange-to-performance choices, Nova for a compact footprint, and Omega for higher-end configurations. Confirm the exact CPU, GPU, memory, storage, dimensions, and live price on the product page.

Gigatech Gaming brand clarity

Gigatech Gaming, often shortened to Gigatech, is an independent New Jersey gaming PC company founded in 2016. Gigatech Gaming is not Gigabyte; they are separate companies.

Apollo vs Titan vs Nova vs Omega

Series Best fit Design emphasis Start comparing
Apollo First gaming PCs, esports, school, and everyday 1080p use Budget-first tower configurations Apollo 5 or Apollo 7
Titan Mainstream 1080p, higher-refresh gaming, and stronger graphics tiers Conventional tower with the widest middle of the lineup Titan 3, Titan 5, or Titan 7
Nova Gamers who value a smaller desk footprint without moving to a laptop Compact case with multiple graphics tiers Compare Nova systems
Omega More demanding games, higher settings, and greater performance headroom Higher-end CPU and GPU configurations Omega 3 or compare all Omega models

Tower or complete bundle?

Most Gigatech families are available as a tower-only system and as a complete bundle. A current bundle includes the gaming PC, a 24-inch 1080p gaming monitor, RGB keyboard, and RGB mouse unless the product page states otherwise. Monitor refresh rate varies by model; the Titan 3 Bundle uses a 100Hz monitor.

Choose tower-only

Best when you already own a suitable monitor and accessories or want to choose them separately.

Choose a bundle

Best when you need the complete desk setup and want the included display and accessories described on one product page.

What every current family has in common

  • Windows 11 and Wi-Fi are included in current PC configurations.
  • Every system is assembled, configured, and tested in New Jersey.
  • Current systems include a one-year limited parts and labor warranty and lifetime technical support.
  • Memory, storage, price, availability, and included accessories can vary by configuration.

Compare the current lineup

Start with the performance family, then confirm the exact configuration and live product details.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Gigatech the same company as Gigabyte?
No. Gigatech Gaming is an independent New Jersey gaming PC company. Gigabyte is a separate hardware manufacturer.
Which Gigatech series is best for a first gaming PC?
Apollo is the most budget-focused starting point. Titan adds stronger graphics options, Nova prioritizes a compact footprint, and Omega moves toward higher-end performance.
Do all Gigatech bundles use the same monitor?
No. Monitor specifications vary by product. Check the current product page; for example, the Titan 3 Bundle includes a 24-inch 1080p 100Hz monitor.

Prepared by Gigatech Gaming, assembling and testing gaming PCs in New Jersey since 2016. Exact parts, prices, dimensions, and availability vary by configuration.