Which Tech brands do you trust most?

[Tedster]

I may have replied to this before, but now I'm thinking Fractal Design or Corsair, because their products haven't failed me yet. Or Blue. My Snowball iCE hasn't done anything bad yet.

Or Anker. We have a few of their devices and they've never malfunctioned.

[Sheldon_King]

Short list for me would be:

 

Electronics:

Asus (never a bad experience yet)

EVGA  (GPU only)

HP (Workstations only)

Lenovo/IBM (Laptops only)

Western Digital

Beyerdynamic (spelling?) 

Razer (Really like the keyboard I have with Razer Green Switches) 

Dell (workstations only) 

 

Transport:

Shimano

Huffy

 

Food:

Lipton

Texas Pete

Tabasco

Kraft.

[Guest]

Potato

 

Becuse why not?

[Sheldon_King]

Potato

 

Becuse why not?

Are you talking about a tuber or a underpowered electronic?

[Guest]

Are you talking about a tuber or a underpowered electronic?

The one you can buy in your closest food store, never found a potato that broke were i live

[Dogsoldier1965]

Hmm tough one. I guess when it comes to computer related stuff Asus would probably be my number one choice. Even on the rare occasion I have had a problem, they've been second to none when it comes to customer support!

 

As for the worst, that is easy. MSI. I don't even consider their products any more because of poor reliability and dreadful support!

 

Software I'd have to say its a tie between Adobe and Microsoft.  Always had good support from both.

 

I think that's about it. My list of worst brand though, that would be huge!

 

 

 

 

[bry.yyyy]

Apple

LG

ASUS

MSI

Corsair

[Jfreun1]

EA

[Interfectorem]

Google, Asus, and Corsair.

[legodude]

That doesn't make them the best lol that's called marketing. 

 

what makes them the best is being the best.

[TooManyErrors]

EVGA by far.

[MattLantis]

Corsair, Intel, EVGA in that order

[Tiby]

Trusted like blindly buy product from them and know they just work and also have support team that goes beyond replying "Hey did you check the compatibility list"?

I would point to Apple here (and this is why I don't usually go after the truedted brand criteria) 

Other brands ... well depends on how much you pay.. Lower end boards from Asus / Gigabyte did fail on me in the past while their higher end boards were rock solid.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Corsair and ASUS. Great customer support and products.

[Tim Drake]

Corsair and Razer

Razer

 

Razer

 

 

Razer

 

Razer

 

Razer

[AliveGhost13]

Used to be Corsair until they started producing the "high quality" PSUs they are making of late which are more like potatoes

 

I like Gigabyte, WD, EVGA

[Sheldon_King]

Used to be Corsair until they started producing the "high quality" PSUs they are making of late which are more like potatoes

Never used one of their PSUs, but having used one of their case, and several fans, I would not touch their brand again. (the M90 mouse from them is fine, but the software is shite, making it just a high priced mouse).

[improbablepants]

Ubisoft ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ

[improbablepants]

Used to be Corsair until they started producing the "high quality" PSUs they are making of late which are more like potatoes

 

I like Gigabyte, WD, EVGA

Elaborate on the PSU. My CX600 is running like a champ

[AliveGhost13]

Never used one of their PSUs, but having used one of their case, and several fans, I would not touch their brand again. (the M90 mouse from them is fine, but the software is shite, making it just a high priced mouse).

 

I like most of their stuff I have, just the PSU I don't like

 

Elaborate on the PSU. My CX600 is running like a champ

 

Well, for the same price or less you can generally get a Seasonic, SuperFlower or Delta Electronics OEM PSU. As you can see from this review http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=416it scores very low for a PSU marked at this price range. It uses mediocre caps, fairly bad soldering and seemingly bad QC as well from CWT. Their higher end AXi/HXi units are fine (Flextronics OEM), but CS/CX/VS etc are ones to not touch at the price. They aren't bad, but they are far from the best

[Sheldon_King]

I like most of their stuff I have, just the PSU I don't like.

Fair enough. I have had a different experience. Their Case (750d) not only arrived damaged, but I would have had to pay return shipping to get it repaired/replaced (making it cheaper to have gotten a much higher end case). Their fans are not the worst, but they were extremely loud, and lack ANY speed control at all, short of a DC resistor, which would have made a Noctua cheaper. Had I paid my own money for them, I would have returned them... 

[JT8101997]

Definitely Asus. I buy almost everything from them and i always have a good experience. Always high quality

[Warren Pnigel]

what makes them the best is being the best.

Yeah but they aren't the best. That's a matter of opinion, not based on anything factual other than what they have led you to believe through their marketing tactics. They are many many other car brands that out perform Mercedes in many ways. This does not make them the best.

[Fruitloops]

EVGA Rma'd my 580 got a 670.

[legodude]

Yeah but they aren't the best. That's a matter of opinion, not based on anything factual other than what they have led you to believe through their marketing tactics. They are many many other car brands that out perform Mercedes in many ways. This does not make them the best.

 

No they have led me to believe this though years of Mercedes ownership, seeing cars from other makers the same age rusting, falling apart and ageing badly while the Mercs keep going strong.