what is your favorite hardware company and why
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Favorite Hardware Company
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what is your favorite hardware company and why
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@ Qaddafi
Microsoft is a Software company
I will go for Nvidia. They always work and never had problems with NV.
Microsoft is a Software company
I will go for Nvidia. They always work and never had problems with NV.
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Kingston wins all the way, along with Kodak.
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I concur on OCZ. Great customer support.
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The one with the best price/quality ratio. Brand loyalty my arse.
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I agree, and additionally seagate for the same reason. I used to hate seagate drives because they were fairly unreliable in the past. I have had 2 die, and that includes a brand new 320gb drive in about a month.
Seagate had a new drive for me immediately after receiving it, and the whole process was less than 5 days. I shipped the drive Monday and a new one was expressed back to me by Friday.
Their drives are cheap, fast, and unreliable, but their customer support is great. Now that I have a proper raid controller I could care less if one of the drives dies.
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I'll say ASUS, never had any problems with them.
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3dfx. I know and don't care that they bit the dust years ago! Their s@#% still rocks to this day.
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I keep track about caa. 20 older computers and some companies can invoke interesting emotions. My personal "fauvorites" are Epson, Matsonic and Kye-genius.
What really metters in the end for the still workin pieces is how well and compatible the drivers turn out in the whole OS variety.
Oh yea I really like Thermaltake's computer case design, also their ThoughPower PSU offers among the best price/performance/value ratio right now, they're almost as good as the highend SilverStone, SeaSonic, PC Power & Cooling, Zippy, Enermax etc. PSUs but cost like $50 cheaper in the same wattage range. oO
Also I've been pretty much loyal NVIDIA fan as I've been using 4 NVIDIA cards in a row now and I've loved every one of them (that doesn't mean I might in future choose an AMD/ATI product if it's clearly better but I've always liked NVIDIA's performance per watt ratio).
Also I've been pretty much loyal NVIDIA fan as I've been using 4 NVIDIA cards in a row now and I've loved every one of them (that doesn't mean I might in future choose an AMD/ATI product if it's clearly better but I've always liked NVIDIA's performance per watt ratio).
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