jimmymac VIP Member Sep 22, 2007 #2 A big miss in not having Gigabyte on there..... previously Asus but now moved on to Gigabyte
StrangleHold Moderator Staff member Sep 22, 2007 #3 Cant pick just one, I use Gigabyte, Asus and DFI.
J Jay_Ryan New Member Sep 22, 2007 #4 Gigabyte, too... I was suprised you didn't mention it on the list... should be well known.
colt1911 New Member Sep 23, 2007 #7 Have always used Asus but here lately their customer service has been bad. Might be time for a change.
Have always used Asus but here lately their customer service has been bad. Might be time for a change.
P paratwa New Member Sep 23, 2007 #8 No gigabyte? Shame on you! Now go stand in a corner and say loudly to yourself. Gigabyte Rocks over and over.
No gigabyte? Shame on you! Now go stand in a corner and say loudly to yourself. Gigabyte Rocks over and over.
I INTELCRAZY banned Sep 23, 2007 #9 Gigabyte! I won't have anything to do with Intel boards anymore, that last one wouldn't stay on overnight without shutting itself off and BSOD'ing. No overheating either, I checked for it.
Gigabyte! I won't have anything to do with Intel boards anymore, that last one wouldn't stay on overnight without shutting itself off and BSOD'ing. No overheating either, I checked for it.
wafflez New Member Sep 23, 2007 #10 Gigabyte in new build, Asus in old one....Dell in all my laptops/old desktops >_>.
andy faith New Member Sep 26, 2007 #14 again, Gigabyte...ok I have an asrock board....but i use gigabyte for all my PC's at work
Kill Bill Active Member Sep 26, 2007 #17 Am I the only one on this forum thats has an abit mobo. They are the best you can get IMO. Oh and don't forget 6 pieces of software.
Am I the only one on this forum thats has an abit mobo. They are the best you can get IMO. Oh and don't forget 6 pieces of software.