>His motherboard isn't made by Gigabyte

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>>59598176
>his waifu is a turkroach

>>59598176

How'd she know?

Mine is, and the fucking thing crashes about 10% of the time it wakes up from sleep. Happens on Windows, Linux, and OS X, tried different power supply, ram tests totally fine.

>>59598176
More like GigaBackdoor lmao

>>59598207
Gifabyte is botnet now?

quality of motherboards varies over the years. Asus is now dog shit, gigabyte is starting to turn that way as well.
MSI was mediocre but now produces quality boards

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But it is

It is. It's also a buggy piece of shit.

>>59598276
MSI would be good if it wasn't for their design.

Any MSI motherboard is gaymer shit with armor and camo on it.

>>59598176
So is having a shitty motherboard with gaudy aesthetics from a company with third rate support "in" these days?

>>59598233
>UEFI
You have to ask?

>>59598199
>>59598294
>>59598319

Gigabyte used to mean something but now it's shit

>changing boot options never saves, it's not fixable
>have to manually select boot device every time

>>59598374
Gigabyte makes pretty plain looking boards.

MSI and ASUS are the gaymer gaudy ones

>>59598176
last time i had a goygabyte motherboard it had problems with the usb drivers, no thanks.

>>59598176
The first and only Gigabyte board I ever owned died and Gigabyte took weeks getting it back to me. In the interim I bought another ASUS board and it's been rock solid just like the last one I got.

Gigabyte a shit.

>>59599078
Which ASUS motherboard?

I just bought a ASUS Z97-A.

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>>59598276
>tfw ASrock is makes the best motherboards in 2017

>>59600639
ASRock really came back to life with their 1151 motherboards and the overclocking feature for locked CPUs.
Their reliability is good now.

With 1150 and older sockets literally all motherboards fell apart with time or just died and ended in a FUBAR state really fast.

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>>59598176

>>59598176
Why? You dont have enough money so you resort for frail and cheap mobos?

>>59598176
Literally the worst company their Ryzen boards are bricking RAM,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JPWlps362U

Asus or Asrock

>>59600663
their z97 mobos seem fine desu, i dont see where these memes are coming from

>>59598176
Used to be until I fried it by overclocking.

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2bh I bought my Gigabyte mobo because it said JAPANESE CAPACITORS on the box.

>>59602216
Top kek dat marketing

>>59598176
Why are you posting my wife?

I've bought Gigabyte since 2007 and I'm pretty happy, IMO if you get the chipset drivers elsewhere after the first couple years (intel provides) you're in good shape. The BIOS' are largely good although the 2500K build I made for my brother in 2011 had a pretty shit BIOS, like most manufacturer's they're schizo on the UEFI layout but F2 will generally get you to a traditional style BIOS layout.

>>59602952
It really wasn't if you had to deal with failures of motherboards during the capacitor plague. Gigabyte went with solid (non-liquid) Japanese caps rather than cheap chinese ones that had bad formula and would eventually burst and went with the ultra durable marketing.

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>>59598176

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>>59598176

Ahahaha, because Qflash and fuck Asus.

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i have a gigabye 970a-ds3p + fx8350 that's currently refusing a gentoo/funtoo installation. everything goes as it should until emerge attempts to pull in llvm or genkernel attempts a kernel recompile for the initrd. i dicked around with iommu in bios and grub but no cigar.
any pointers?

>>59598186
>she

>>59598398
My favorite feature for my Gigabyte mobo is when the computer won't start after BIOS and I have to reset a couple times till it does. I already checked other hardware, it's the mobo itself. When I bought it it had high ratings but now it's like a 3 star rated board. I learned my lesson buying things that are super new

>>59598914
Kek, last time I used a gigabyte motherboard, the BIOS chip died. They put the chip close to the PCI ports so when I used my graphics card for anything, the heat would slowly cook the chip.

>>59603968
JUST

>>59598176
Who is this qt

>>59598176
>He thinks a motherboard makes a difference
>His motherboard isn't the cheapest ASSRock

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why most motherboard are made by asian

>>59604258
Lurk moar

>>59604465
Most budget boards lack BIOS options.

have fun changing your RAM speed.

isn't asus better?

>>59605572
High end yes.
Low end? No.

>>59605572
Nope

Anus is trash

>>59605610
>>59605572
Also one big problem with ASUS is warranty, unless you are buying from them trough amazon dont even consider them.

Good luck with RMAing something from ASUS.

>>59603466
>bought a 6800k
How does it feel to get memed?

>>59598176
>His pc boots up without needing to be rebooted 10 times and bios entered at least once

>>59598365
But i love their design.

>>59598176
>They bought ASUS/Gigabyte

>didnt buy ASRock/MSI

laughingwhores.tiff

who EP45-DS3 here

>>59605645
I had no problem doing an rma on my Asus board. That being said, I'm probably never buying Asus boards or components anymore. The board wasn't at fault but still...
I wouldn't mind their high end monitors.

>>59598176
gigabyte mobos are fucking ridden with sound card issues you fucking nigger

>>59605834
no bullying aloud (｡>﹏<｡)

Ep45ud3p is mboat tbqfh famalamadingdong