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Asus might have bad RMA but the product they sell is top tier…
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Yeah no. They are the worst GPU and motherboards when it comes to quality.
When your fucking motherboard makes a coil whine and add to that the coil whine from the strix 4090, you no longer enjoy the game because all you fucking hear is BUZZZZZZ
Even the shitty gigabyte don’t have coil whine in their boards and their gigabyte cards or aeros .
Rip EVGA . You will be really missed
Right now I am using the project zero motherboard and no stupid noise from that board with an an FE 4090 ( no coil whine there too somehow )
But no fuck asus. Overpriced garbage
When your fucking motherboard makes a coil whine and add to that the coil whine from the strix 4090, you no longer enjoy the game because all you fucking hear is BUZZZZZZ
Even the shitty gigabyte don’t have coil whine in their boards and their gigabyte cards or aeros .
Rip EVGA . You will be really missed
Right now I am using the project zero motherboard and no stupid noise from that board with an an FE 4090 ( no coil whine there too somehow )
But no fuck asus. Overpriced garbage
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OverHeat
« generous god »
No problem at all with my last 2 mobo both Asus, I don’t have a Asus video card so I can’t comment but I guess your mileage can varies
RagnarokIV
Battlebus imprisoning me \m/ >.< \m/
I have a PG42UQ and I love the little details like the magnetic flap to cover the inputs panel and an Allen key attached for removing/fitting the stand.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
Only routers I use in my homes as well and love them, great coverage
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
Oozes quality*
*Bought the extended warranty
*Bought the extended warranty
OverHeat
« generous god »
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
That thing looks like a beastI’m looking to upgrade to this bad boy.
Something I love about their routers is how easy it is to use their AIMesh just for better coverage instead of just tossing the older router out
Their Rapture line is what I use as well.
OverHeat
« generous god »
I have the GT-AXE16000 at the moment and it’s rock stable.
newtypepilot
Member
claims product "oozes quality"
still buys extended warranty
ROFL
still buys extended warranty
ROFL
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
To many issues over the years.
Much rather other companies like Asrock.
Much rather other companies like Asrock.
RickMasters
Member
I’m looking to upgrade to this bad boy.
Can these work with any ISP? I’ve always wanted one but never been sure about it.
OverHeat
« generous god »
Just call your ISP to make sure but I never had problems setting it up with the 3 isp I was with.
Topher
Gold Member
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
OverHeat
« generous god »
Every product from any company can fail…I don’t like to be hassle by the RMA process
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
I always buy the extended warranties and have used a few of them to make up for it
No matter what lemons roll off the line every now and then
RickMasters
Member
I have ASUS prime MOBOS and a tonne of other ASU’s parts in my two main builds. My only problem has been with my ROG Thor 850W. I think it developed a short ( which was probably my fault anyway) so I bought the MK2 version to replace it. It’s a bit of a mission to send it back but it has a ten year warranty so I will at some point and keep it as a back up.
I got ASUS ROG keyboard and mouses for both builds. Build quality and reliability has been great after four years. Their lighting app gets on my damn nerves as it don’t install some of the updates, and it don’t light up my Corsair fans properly. I’m changing them out for some new ones soon so I’ll just leave the fan lighting seperate on Corsairs own app and leave the ASUS app to control all the ASUS parts and the cooler master cases.
Aside from those little things, I’m happy with their gear. Hope you get through smoothly with your RMA issue as I soon want to send off this MK1 Thor PSU.
I got ASUS ROG keyboard and mouses for both builds. Build quality and reliability has been great after four years. Their lighting app gets on my damn nerves as it don’t install some of the updates, and it don’t light up my Corsair fans properly. I’m changing them out for some new ones soon so I’ll just leave the fan lighting seperate on Corsairs own app and leave the ASUS app to control all the ASUS parts and the cooler master cases.
Aside from those little things, I’m happy with their gear. Hope you get through smoothly with your RMA issue as I soon want to send off this MK1 Thor PSU.
OverHeat
« generous god »
5 years total but I’m pretty I’m going to have upgrade by then
poodaddy
Member
I'm gonna need you to report back if you get that, I was toying around with using it to extend my wifi network out to the garage and loft, let me know if it's really worth it.I’m looking to upgrade to this bad boy.
As for me, I feel for the people who have bad experiences with Asus....but I am not one of those people. Every product I've ever bought from them has been top tier, though I've only bought motherboards and routers admittedly and I've never had to RMA anything. EVGA, I've had to RMA three cards in three purchases, so the people acting like they were a beacon of quality confuse me. Their RMA process was top notch, probably because you're almost assuredly going to use it.
Gigabyte is the best of all worlds in my opinion; great performance and quality with great warranties and good value. Just my opinion.
Mr Hyde
Member
Asus is hit and miss for me. I have a ZenBook 13 OLED that I'm very happy with. Lightweight and snappy and the screen is beautiful. Happy with the ROG Ally aswell. Never had any issues with it. SD card working properly (knock wood).
But I bought their Egpu, the XG Mobile which was a piece of shit that barely worked. I don't think Asus even tested it before sending it out to the market. I payed top dollars for that and Asus refused to let me refund it, despite knowing it was garbage hardware. Worst gaming related purchase I've ever done. So yeah, not exactly oozing with quality. The more I think of it the more I feel Asus can just fuck off and die. Scammers.
But I bought their Egpu, the XG Mobile which was a piece of shit that barely worked. I don't think Asus even tested it before sending it out to the market. I payed top dollars for that and Asus refused to let me refund it, despite knowing it was garbage hardware. Worst gaming related purchase I've ever done. So yeah, not exactly oozing with quality. The more I think of it the more I feel Asus can just fuck off and die. Scammers.
hinch7
Member
They're a bit of a hit and miss of late with their AM5 boards and ROG Ally otherwise decent manufacturer with solid products. Though quite often a little overpriced for the ROG branding.
I've mainly stuck with them for my motherboards as my goto and currently using their X570. And no issues.
I've mainly stuck with them for my motherboards as my goto and currently using their X570. And no issues.
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Shake Your Rump
Gold Member
An Asus motherboard overclocked my Intel Pentium 200 MMX up to 250mhz back in 1997. It was like nothing seen before. I was exclusively Asus until I retired from PC gaming in 2005. My last PC was a P4 3.2Ghz on an Asus board with an ATI 9800 XT.
kikii
Gold Member
maybe put that crackpipe to trashcan for lil bit ^^
justiceiro
Marlboro: Other M
I used Asus in my first build as well. Had no problem with theirs stuff, except for their price. Funnyly enough, the one GPU I had that died on me was from EVGA.
reinking
Gold Member
I switched to Asus after having issues with TP Link and Linksys. I love them and have had no issues.
demigod
Member
The 670 I bought from them back then crashed on me out of the box running benchmarks. It wasn’t just me that had that issue. Then for the 1080 series asus and msi jacked the price up by $50 so i said F them and went with gigabyte. Been happy with their cards, no issues.
Pegasus Actual
Gold Member
But what if it manages to flip itself over and clamber back to its native Australia? Then you're out a grand, mate!I’m looking to upgrade to this bad boy.
RickMasters
Member
Thanks. Hopefully they allow it because I’d especially like the whole air mesh thing where you can add another router to your house to extend wifi coverage.
RoboFu
One of the green rats
I Always go asus motherboards and never had an issue.
Asus motherboards
Corsair pc cases, ram, and power supplies.
I think the big thing isn't brand vs brand but cheap vs not cheap. If you always go cheapest you are bound to have issues. Asus has a great top end line compared to others though the others are catching up.
Asus motherboards
Corsair pc cases, ram, and power supplies.
I think the big thing isn't brand vs brand but cheap vs not cheap. If you always go cheapest you are bound to have issues. Asus has a great top end line compared to others though the others are catching up.
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LavitzSlambert
Member
Rock solid and well supported. Never had a better router than my AX6000, gonna keep it as long as possible.
StereoVsn
Member
The problem with Asus is not their hardware (well, mostly, some of it is shit), but rather the dice you have to roll on their RMA process.
Will they let you RMA the board that f-d up your RAM or CPU because ASUS jacked up power?
How about charging $200 for unneeded fix for your ROG Ally and ignoring actual issue? Well, and actually breaking some stuff on top.
Or the issues people had with some of their TUF laptops and cooling a few years back, and more.
They don’t stand behind their products so spending hundreds or thousands of $ on their shit is no bueno.
Admittedly Gigabyte is also shit. I still remember the literally exploding/burning PSU they were including in the mandatory GPU bundles on Newegg and some of their motherboard issues. And again, completely untrustworthy RMA.
In short, fuck them both. Not that others are much better like ASRock and MSI, but at least with the latter I had a decent RMA process experience couple of times over the years. But they still suck as they were up to some other shenanigans not that long ago.
State of hardware industry now days is frankly pathetic.
Will they let you RMA the board that f-d up your RAM or CPU because ASUS jacked up power?
How about charging $200 for unneeded fix for your ROG Ally and ignoring actual issue? Well, and actually breaking some stuff on top.
Or the issues people had with some of their TUF laptops and cooling a few years back, and more.
They don’t stand behind their products so spending hundreds or thousands of $ on their shit is no bueno.
Admittedly Gigabyte is also shit. I still remember the literally exploding/burning PSU they were including in the mandatory GPU bundles on Newegg and some of their motherboard issues. And again, completely untrustworthy RMA.
In short, fuck them both. Not that others are much better like ASRock and MSI, but at least with the latter I had a decent RMA process experience couple of times over the years. But they still suck as they were up to some other shenanigans not that long ago.
State of hardware industry now days is frankly pathetic.
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