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I don't have to touch IE.

 

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Same with my AsRock motherboard. (even though I plan on switching to an Asus motherboard)

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But their mobo drivers page is a piece of shit.

I don't always have time to study, but when I do, I don't.

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But their mobo drivers page is a piece of shit.

Who Asus?

I think it's very good. :P

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I love my Asus motherboard also.

"I genuinely dislike the promulgation of false information, especially to people who are asking for help selecting new parts."

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LOL You think Google Chrome is good.

I never said it was good, firefox is far more superior, but I prefer GC. You shouldn't bash people on their preferences if they aren't hurting anyone.

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I never said it was good, firefox is far more superior, but I prefer GC. You shouldn't bash people on their preferences if they aren't hurting anyone.

 

That was hardly a bashing imo. IE 11 really aint that bad fyi,unless you really like to have many plugins with your browser.

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oh thats cool :o I still have to keep a firefox installer on my usb stick

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oh thats cool :o I still have to keep a firefox installer on my usb stick

Ditto.

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Who Asus?

I think it's very good. :P

Yes, the driver page for my H87M-PRO is a complete mess.

I don't always have time to study, but when I do, I don't.

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Yes, the driver page for my H87M-PRO is a complete mess.

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System 1: Thermaltake Element Q - Thermaltake 220W SFX - Asus AT5IONT-I mini-ITX - Intel® Atom™ D525 onboard 1.8GHz Dual-Core HT - Integrated NVIDIA® ION™ - 2x 2GB Kingston DDR3 - Samsung 120GB 840 Series - Scythe Kama Rack 3.5 - Asus DVD-RW

System 2: Thermaltake Element Q - Thermaltake 220W SFX - Asus E2KM1I-DELUXE mini-ITX - AMD E2-2000 onboard 1.75GHz Dual-Core - Integrated AMD® Radeon HD 7340 - 2x 4GB Kingston DDR3 - Samsung 120GB 840 Series - Scythe Kama Rack 3.5 - Asus DVD-RW

Building: Bitfenix Prodigy Black - Corsair AX860i - Asus Maximus VII Impact - Corsair Hydro Series H100i - Intel® Core™ i7 4790K - Asus Matrix Platinum GTX 980 4GB - Corsair 16GB Dominator Platinum 2x 8GB DDR3 2400MHz CL10 - Samsung 1TB EVO 840 Series

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Internet explorer isn't that bad :P

 

On Windows 8/8.1 at least

I thought it was fine on Win Vista and i used it quite a lot. Was faster than Mozilla at that time. On Win8 It looks so bad i just got eye cancer downloading chrome...

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I thought it was fine on Win Vista and i used it quite a lot. Was faster than Mozilla at that time. On Win8 It looks so bad i just got eye cancer downloading chrome...

Chrome and IE are as toxic as each other :P

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Um I Like R.O.G boards cause they look cool

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I like them because you can remove the bios chip without desoldering it and have it replaced.

 

Their boards just feel reliable and user friendly.

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Yeah, I like alot of the software that ASUS gives you.

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