Every PC in my house except for my hypervisor has an Asus motherboard. No thanks, I’ll continue using what I’ve used for two decades without issue, thanks.
I’ve had 3 of their motherboards die, one came without the USB3 header properly attached, and each time they wanted me to pay them for replacements.
I had a phone of theirs, the motherboard died and they wanted $300 for the replacement. It took 8 months for them to send the phone back to me and it was still broken, parts of the phone that were working like RGB and NFC no longer were.
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Avoid ASUS like the bubonic plague.
Every PC in my house except for my hypervisor has an Asus motherboard. No thanks, I’ll continue using what I’ve used for two decades without issue, thanks.
I’ve had 3 of their motherboards die, one came without the USB3 header properly attached, and each time they wanted me to pay them for replacements.
I had a phone of theirs, the motherboard died and they wanted $300 for the replacement. It took 8 months for them to send the phone back to me and it was still broken, parts of the phone that were working like RGB and NFC no longer were.