Asus says it's now "working diligently" to make improvements, following reports of sky-high repair bills and unreasonable charges.

Its not even an apology. And not even offering to fix the people they screwed over.

Goodbye Asus. Forever

I unfortunately went with them fairly recently for a video card now that EVGA is no longer making them. I would have picked something else if I’d seen the crap before.

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