• just_another_person@lemmy.world
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      8 months ago

      MSI is still on the come up. Can’t think of a bad component they’ve released in many years.

      ASRock is always rock solid.

      Gigabyte seems to be making a comeback.

      NZXT just started expanding on making components, and has really feature stuff. One to watch, though higher-end.

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        8 months ago

        NZXT just started expanding on making components, and has really feature stuff. One to watch, though higher-end.

        NZXT has always been some really mediocre stuff at ridiculous markup, I don’t have literally any faith in this statement

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        8 months ago

        +1 for MSI. I’ve bought GPUs from them for 10+ years and never once had a failure or even a minor issue. Got a lot of mileage out of the GTX 1080 I bought in 2016.

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          8 months ago

          Oof, my MSI 1080 died after allmost six years of service.
          My first hardware death in 20 years of building my own systems, other than a drive.
          Can’t blame them for it. It truly did its job, so I went with them again for my 3080.