Which Tech brands do you trust most?

[Squirrel724]

Logitech is the only real stand out for me. Every Logitech product I have ever owned has been very high quality and the one time I have had an issue with a Logitech product (I broke a key cap on my G710+) their customer service was awesome.

[Primevil5]

Alienware lel  

[PSUGuru]

 

CPU: Either AMD or Intel

Mobo: MSI or ASUS

RAM: RAM is RAM, but I like G.Skill's stuff

Storage: SeaGate and Western Digital

GPU: EVGA

Case: Cooler Master or NZXT

CPU Cooler: Probably Noctua, NZXT, Cooler Master, Scythe, bee quiet!, and Corsair

PSU: G2/G3 from EVGA, anything SeaSonic, and CXM and RMx from Corsair.

 

 

[themctipers]

apple

 

for phones 

 

 

 

being really easy to crack

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novideo for the worst gpu drivers experience

ayymd for stock market profits

snvs for shitty RMA

shitegg for not giving me a tracking number

crapple for being overpriced

WD for all my hard drive failures

and bic for pens that leak in my pocket

 

[Inferia]

ASUS, Logitech, Razer, and most others except for cheap manufacturers (Kingwin, cheap Chinese/Japanese companies, etc.)

[abhigyan001]

On 5/6/2014 at 8:49 PM, Terosterone said:

This is more a comment on peripherals rather than components.

Yamaha - for AV Receivers, hands down
Logitech - Especially their older mice before all these gaming mice popped up (all hail the MX518), but also budget speakers and keyboards and other stuff
ASUS - anything ASUS I've ever owned is amazing quality and value for money. ATM, I have an Asus Cerebrus headset and just bought a GPU. Had a good experience with one of their laptops and external sound cards also

 

Could you review the headset please. I am planning on buying it.
Are they comfortable for long gaming sessions? How is the mic quality?

[Inversion]

ASUS, EVGA, MSI, Corsair, Cooler Master, NZXT, AMD, Nvidia, Steelseries, Logitech, AOC, WD, SanDisk, Toshiba, Kingston

[Automobili3XF]

Computer hardware:

1- ASRock

2-Asus 

3- Delta Electronics

4- FSP

5- Silverstone

6- Logitech

7- Seasonic

8- Chieftec

9- Seagate

10- Sandisk

11- Patriot Memory

 

A/V Gear:

1- Sansui (all the way up to the last AU-Alpha series)

2- Parasound

3- Sony 

4- Denon

5- JVC (Victor)

6- Creative

7- Matsushita brands (Panasonic, Technics...)

8- Audio Technica

9- JBL

10- Cambridge Audio

 

There are many more, i could write this list for days...

[AntonChigurh]

Probably Logitech, EVGA, and Corsair. They all have great products and amazing customer service.

[Terosterone]

On 5/2/2017 at 7:33 PM, abhigyan001 said:

Could you review the headset please. I am planning on buying it.
Are they comfortable for long gaming sessions? How is the mic quality?

The left cup ended up breaking. It was the cheapest of the 3 headsets offered at the time.
The sound quality was okay (a bit bassy) and the microphone was pretty good.

They did get somewhat uncomfortable over time.