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Asus (#1, excellent quality, pretty easy to get a replacement when needed)

AMD

Nvidia

Corsair

Logitech (Best customer service so far)

Samsung

Steelseries

Seasonic

Western Digital

Seagate

Fractal Design

HP (Never broken down, fairly easy to take apart and repair but WHY USE BEATS AUDIO?!?)

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HP (Never broken down, fairly easy to take apart and repair but WHY USE BEATS AUDIO?!?)

 

I agree with EVERYTHING on your list.. except for HP

 

although I worked in a retail store for 8 years and we had so many HP products returned, and they were shitty to deal with

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HP (Never broken down, fairly easy to take apart and repair but WHY USE BEATS AUDIO?!?)

I had 2 HP laptops, both broke within 1-2 years, and the cooling system was awful, I could've cooked an egg on them, useful during winter though  :lol:

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Ubisoft.

I7 4790K-----ASUS Z97-A-----GTX 1080-----CORSAIR H105-----CORSAIR VENGEANCE PRO 16GB-----ASUS PG278Q-----LOGITECH G900-----MASTERKEYS PRO L-----Sennheiser GSX 1000

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I've only used Asus MOBOs for as long as I've been building system.  Trailed and trusted.  Granted, my building experience hasn't been as extensive as many other users here.

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I'm really trying but I seriously can't think of any brand which would completely match my price/performance expectations with every product so I always rate every single product on its own merits.

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ASRock. Boards have been great in my system and systems built for family and friends. I usually only have two requirements when I go to build a system - an Intel CPU and an ASRock mobo.

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ASRock. Boards have been great in my system and systems built for family and friends. I usually only have two requirements when I go to build a system - an Intel CPU and an ASRock mobo.

A faulty DVI cable in the onboard graphics killed my asrock z77 extreme4. The same cable only caused the graphics cards to shut off. I was wondering if the cards were acting up. apparently not.

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EVGA

 

Great customer service and great products.

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For components I'll go with Asus. Very reliable and good quality. For peripherals I'll go with Kingston and Qpad. Quality of their products amazingly good. 

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Hate all you want but for me it would have to be Apple. When I had a problem with my iPhone, they helped me and get everything fixed with in 30 minutes (and because they are in Cali, you can understand what in the world they are saying)

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Apple, although many don't like them and think their overpriced few can argue that their products aren't well built.

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Apple, although many don't like them and think their overpriced few can argue that their products aren't well built.

i would say apple also has the best customer support in the tech industry.

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CPU: i7 4790k @4.5ghz (1.165v) COOLER: Hyper 212 Evo  MOBO: Asus Maximus VI EXTREME   RAM: 8GB Kingston FURY @1866 Mhz   GPU: ASUS STRIX GTX 970 DUAL SLI   PSU: Corsair HX750   CASE: NZXT Phantom 830 HDD: WD Black 3TB SSD: Samsung 840 EVO 256Gb

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i would say apple also has the best customer support in the tech industry.

I would agree, you may pay a premium for Apple but I think you do get a great experience all round. 

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Most trusted brand...... I would say that mine WAS ThinkPad but then it wen't down hill after the ThinkPad T420. So now probably HP or a Dell XFR.

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MSi and ASRock.  People hate on ASRock a lot but I've used their motherboards for 3 going on 4 builds and the quality as well as the features are great, the software that comes with my motherboard is great, and the bios is simple and accessible.

 

MSi has always made fantastic GPU coolers and held my hand through 2 270x's with terrible coil whine without any issues.  Plus their afterburner software is basically a standard for all GPU overclockers.

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I would say Asus but I had a laptop but I doesn't work very well any more and it is only 1 year old. I would recommend MSI or EVGA.

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Apple

4690K // 212 EVO // Z97-PRO // Vengeance 16GB // GTX 770 GTX 970 // MX100 128GB // Toshiba 1TB // Air 540 // HX650

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EVGA

 

Absolutely great customer service.

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