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<blockquote data-quote="mizt" data-source="post: 2290480" data-attributes="member: 84102"><p>Many people bought the A8V when it came out; before the new line of Asus boards started becoming a huge problem. The biggest problem with Asus boards these days is that they're finicky. They will only take certain RAM from certain companies, they fail with certain hard disks, other drives, etc. but what really sets them apart is that the number of 'incompatible' parts is larger than other boards and is, judging by the amound of 'Asus Board Problem' posts, is still growing. Do yourself and Asus a favour and buy an MSI. What do I mean by doing Asus a favour? Maybe by us boycotting their products will they realize the boards they are releasing are crap and perhaps they will start producing real motherboards that they can be proud of, before they ruined their reputation with quantity, not quality.]]</p><p></p><p></p><p>[CODE]http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/35485/[/CODE]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mizt, post: 2290480, member: 84102"] Many people bought the A8V when it came out; before the new line of Asus boards started becoming a huge problem. The biggest problem with Asus boards these days is that they're finicky. They will only take certain RAM from certain companies, they fail with certain hard disks, other drives, etc. but what really sets them apart is that the number of 'incompatible' parts is larger than other boards and is, judging by the amound of 'Asus Board Problem' posts, is still growing. Do yourself and Asus a favour and buy an MSI. What do I mean by doing Asus a favour? Maybe by us boycotting their products will they realize the boards they are releasing are crap and perhaps they will start producing real motherboards that they can be proud of, before they ruined their reputation with quantity, not quality.]] [CODE]http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/35485/[/CODE] [/QUOTE]
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