GIGABYTE is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the launch of its ENTER INFINITY India campaign, offering gamers, PC builders, and long-time customers multiple opportunities to win rewards. The campaign features three activities: Build a Rig, Play a Run, and Share Your Story.
GIGABYTE ENTER INFINITY Campaign: Three Ways to Participate
The first activity, Build a Rig, is part of the AORUS Full House offer. It rewards customers purchasing eligible GIGABYTE and AORUS products from authorised Indian retailers during the campaign period. The more product categories included in a PC build, the higher the Amazon gift voucher reward.
Eligible categories include graphics cards, motherboards, power supplies, coolers, PC cases, monitors, and SSDs. Each product carries a base voucher value of Rs 250, Rs 500, or Rs 850, depending on its range. Customers purchasing products across two categories qualify for a Pair, while those covering six or more categories unlock the Royal Flush reward, which also includes exclusive AORUS goodies, subject to availability. The maximum Amazon gift voucher value is Rs 15,500. Buyers of select AORUS INFINITY products can also claim an additional bonus of Rs 2,500 for an eligible graphics card or motherboard, or Rs 7,500 when purchasing both in the same claim. The second activity, Play a Run, features the AORUS Infinity Run, a free browser-based game that takes players through 40 years of GIGABYTE hardware history. The game covers five eras, starting with The Beginning in 1986 and moving towards The AI Era. Each run lasts up to 90 seconds, and no login is required.
Players can submit one entry daily after completing a run. Every valid entry enters a monthly random draw to win a GIGABYTE monitor. Participants can also share their scorecards on Instagram by tagging @aorus_in and using #MyGIGABYTE for a chance to win AORUS merchandise. The third activity, Share Your Story, invites users to share experiences with their GIGABYTE products, including hardware that is still in use, has been passed down, or has been retired. Entries can be submitted through Instagram, the pinned Still Running thread on the r/aorusin Reddit community, or an online form.
More than 20 prizes are up for grabs, including at least three GIGABYTE products. Winners will be selected every month across four categories: Best Story, Best Second Life, Most Loyal Builder, and Still Running.
GIGABYTE AORUS Full House Offer: Eligibility and Rewards
The AORUS Full House offer is open to Indian customers purchasing eligible new GIGABYTE and AORUS products from authorised resellers between November 1 and December 31, 2026. Purchases of used, refurbished, or open-box products are not eligible.
Customers must submit their claims through a free AORUS Member account within 30 days of the invoice date. All claims close on January 30, 2027, and approved vouchers will be emailed within 45 days. Each person can submit only one claim, and the offer may close early if the allocated budget is exhausted. The campaign is also part of GIGABYTE's wider 40-year anniversary celebration. The company began in Taiwan in 1986 and entered the PC industry with motherboards in 1989. Its hardware milestones include the introduction of DualBIOS in 1999, Ultra Durable motherboards in 2006, and WINDFORCE cooling technology in 2010.
All three activities opened on November 1, 2026, at 12 AM IST and will close on December 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM IST. November winners for Play a Run and Share Your Story will be announced in the first week of December, while December winners will be announced in the first week of January 2027. GIGABYTE's 40th anniversary campaign goes beyond a conventional promotional offer by bringing together PC building, gaming, and community storytelling. The AORUS Full House reward is particularly interesting for enthusiasts planning a new PC build, with vouchers worth up to Rs 15,500 and additional bonuses on select INFINITY products. However, buyers should carefully check eligible product categories, claim deadlines, and availability before making purchases.
