What's the shittiest brand/subrand of tech you've ever seen?

>assrock motherboards

not all ppl want gay RGB girly lights in their MoBos

>evga supernova power supplies
uhhhh

tfw I have both in my machine

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Eh Rosewill is very hit or miss I have had some good shit by them but DAMN they get bad.

>not all ppl want gay RGB girly lights in their MoBos
Republic Of Gay tier

>assrape motherboards,evga supergay powergay power

>t. thermaltake shill

>t. Republic Of Gay

>asrock
>ROG

fuck off newfag

??? I'm typing to you on my Republic Of Gay Thinkpad 470 here.

Literally nothing wrong with Galaxy/KFA2 and the HoF cards. At least the white's something different from everything else on the market. I still have their GTX 770 as a backup card.

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EVGA actually puts out PSUs better than dedicated PSU brands. Kinda sad.

thats the reason i never bought one user,i got a nice corsair gold 850w

Ez target but Alienware

Fucking multilaser

Razer or Acer.

oh holy fuck Sir le me suck your cock then, put an RGB buttplug in my butthole

Sweex

Seagate Barracuda

I'm surprised that Seagate are still in business as a company that solely specialises in HDDs with abysmal failure rates.

I have only ever used AsRock Mobos and have never had an issue.
I bought an Asus sabertooth once for my brother and had to send it back 3 times before it was refunded.

subrand only has one 'b'

Normies can be duped into buying anything

I like their budget cases, but won't touch anything else. Kinda hard to irredeemably fuck up a metal box.

This fucken toaster
netgear.com/support/product/SC101T.aspx
insidegadgets.com/2014/06/02/inside-the-netgear-storage-central-turbo-sc101t-nas-dated-2006/

>san NOT nas
>proprietary fs
>fs ONLY accessible using windows drivers (there's a linux blk driver but it's rudimentary at best)
>windows driver only supports up to vista and 32bit....

>tfw you've just got yourself a $150 paperweight.

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Lucky if they live a whole year. Fucking train wreck of a product line.

From my understanding, Kingston buys spare lots from other manufacturers and doesn't have their own fabs. They repackage them (often binning the item lower, as it's usually from a shit batch), and stick their logo on them.

Why the fuck would anyone even produce something like this for home users and small offices? It's utterly pointless.

Belkin and PNY. May they ever burn in hell.

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The Thor case in damn nice, and they keep up with revisions. The Rise case looks ok too. But like you said their smaller stuff like card readers, kb/m, or any usb device is dolled up chink shit.

That's what they do

There are no memory manufacturers that fabricate chips, package them, brand them, and sell them to the consumer.
Samsung comes close, but you can only get OEM packaged sticks.

VIA

Sad thing is there's still dumb cunts like me buying them.
I srsly thought of selling mine on gumtree but I just couldn't be that much of a cunt.

Multilaser

Madcatz

i had SIX, yes SIX Madcatz racing wheels over the time i had my xbox 360. I also had 3 RAT 5 mice (purely due to warranty claims, as were most of the steering wheels).

glad their atrocious products aren't around to entice cash strapped kids like myself in the past.

LG

Their products are good on paper but my god their quality control is laughable and so is their product longevity. Numerous issues with my LG G4 and even my old flip phone from them head a bad front screen in under a year. Even with appliances like fridges I’ve had issues with their quality (like doors being crooked and not shutting completely). I’ll be sure to avoid them like the plague in the future.

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>ask /pcbg/ what hard drives i should get
>they recommend seagate
>i actually get them and realize they were trolling

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Whats wrong with supernova? My 650w p2 is workin well so far

They are trolling i have a 5 year old barracuda thats been raped over the years and still going just fine

>n of 1

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>Hitachi "storage" [dead]
>Fujitsu "magneto-optical" [dead]
>Toshiba "semicon" [dead]
>Seagate "barracuda" [alive]

gj normies

theres a reason they call it supernova,have fun with that ticking time bomb of a psu

Came here for this. Madcatz quality was fucking awful.

Hello fellow huehue.

They're not a manufacturer you dumb fuck. Only three companies actually produce memory ICs (Samsung, Hynix, and Micron). All the companies that you buy memory from do exactly what Kingston does, that's their business model.

Oh god I forgot about Madcatz

I used to be a big fan of Triton Headsets but madcatz’s quality control ruined them for me.

IBM

Apple.

>new PC with asrock motherboard
>mobo bricks almost exactly one year afterwards
>RMA, receive new mobo, year later another brick
>RMA again, has worked for the last 4 years
made me think

I was gonna say computer worm corporation but IBM takes the cake

Now it's n of 2: I've had a LOT of hard disks - and in the pile of dead drives, the Seagate pile is the second-shortest after the Toshiba (singular).

Lenovo. Only sells chinky botnet products

Corsair

evga doesn't even produce psus, they only slap their logos on some chink oem psus.

Anything made by HP. My first PC was by hp and I spent more time fixing it than using it. The launch screen for warcraft 2 would crash the whole system. Have vowed never to purchase their products ever again.

Their displays are top tier. Everything else is shit though.

please go back to /v/

I oughta kick your ass

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Acer by far
Friends don't let friends buy Acer

>assrock motherboards,evga supernova power supplies
i have both. asrock x470 and supernova g3.

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nope, unironically one of the best

g3 easily rivals seasonic

I worked at a computer store, and by far "high-end" ocz was the fucking worked, highest RMA rate crap

their peripherals were good but powersupplies shit as well

>unironically

I have a 29" Ultrameme monitor and the audio jack fails after a couple months. I bought it from Best Buy on Black Friday, fortunately I got the 4 year warranty. I've taken two back, got my third one in the mail a couple days ago.

>ctrl-f
>diablotek
>no results

Jow Forumsnu-g is trash you're all trash kill yourselves

Anything Corsair.

They are practically box makers.

They get an OEM and stick a box that says "Corsair" on it and they sell it.

If you buy Corsair you are a moron.

ASUS is similar. They rename their motherboard chips "ASP" because they are hypocrites. They are either Intersil or IR but if you don't know which one of them it is, you may get trash.

Get a real motherboard manufacturer like Gigabyte that doesn't fake their chip names. It's your fault if you get their cheap models. Their high-end ones are good. Do your research on VRMs before buying mongol.

ASUS is also shit at monitors. They stick an OEM in another box and call it "ASUS". What a bunch of bollocks. And you idiots have believed they are quality and not overpriced.

Be less of morons and do your research. Buy original manufacturers and not those trash box makers like Corsair and ASUS that they are only in the meme 'lol, stick an OEM in our box and the idiots will buy it".

I don't even want to begin to tell you how stupid your post is. Kys you shiteating retard.

Intel (Housefire shit, blue screening wireless drivers, and shit/overpriced ssds)
Asus (everything ive ever bought from them sucks, and exploding monitors)
EKWB (leaky shit)
NZXT (Shit tier macfag cases)
Razer (same as asus)
WD (Hard drives)
M-Audio(Pro tools sucks ass and so do their mics)
Sennheiser (Turd audio, sounds like shit, shit build quality)
Apple (gay)
Sapphire (Exploding graphics cards)
Biostar (Exploding motherboards)
Microsoft (Windows 10)

All of the above is shit tier from my first hand experience, the below is shit that i can swear by is great

Gigabyte (great am3+ mobos)
XFX (HD4850 is still going strong after so long)
Seagate (7 year old 2tb drive, 2x 4 year old 3tb drives, and a 6 month old 8tb helium drive, fast and have never had their drives fail on me)
Bequiet (Best current cases that aren't doublewides)
Noctua (Best air coolers)
Coolermaster (Cheap and good cases and air coolers)
Blue (My yeti has taken countless abuse)
AKG (Like sennheiser but not shit)
AMD (Worked well until the lack of L3 in the athlon II became apparent)
Tplink (Archer expansion cards are top quality)
Cisco (great routers)
Sandisk (great/cheap flash drives)

Facts, debate me

wrong

>Biostar (Exploding motherboards)
Depends on what board you had. They're generally middle of the road, but some of their P45 stuff was really really good.

>What's the shittiest brand/subrand of tech you've ever seen?
ECS
Gigabyte
Manli
Palit
inno3d

There is alot of honesty in that post, ASUS is riding their unearned reputation into the mud with half assed products everywhere, shotgun style. Their ryzen boards and software are the most amateur hour buggy shit I have ever witnessed and their monitors suck ass for the price.

I hope they straighten up or get out the way.

careful Cisco consumer stuff is locked down harder than fort knox and you will brick it if you try to modify anything to your liking, from personal experience

Buffalo was the first to embrace an open standard and their hardware is top tier

>computer worm coropration

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Drumpfuck.

Shittiest. Brand. Ever.

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AMD

Gainward

>Puts stickers on their cards hot parts
>Stickers burn
>Warranty refused

Asrock and Rosewill.

Toshiba 3.5" drives are shit, but their external drives are great.

Oppo shitty subbrand of OnePlus o wait...

Namewise: Superflower, but their products are very good.

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I had a problem with an Asrock server motherboard that forever tainted my opinion of the brand. Regardless of load, it would hard crash ESXi semi-randomly every 2-3 weeks and require a power cycle. Was an absolute pain in the ass to troubleshoot and I basically had to swap every single part until it was apparent that motherboard was the only possible culprit.

I have also had trouble with a thermaltake PSU, but I'm assuming that was an N = 1 situation.

Acer laptops are also decent specs and cheap for what you get, but the build quality is usually poor and you pay for it later.