ASUS Got Cancelled 😬

[scipher]

EVGA was the hero the PC world needed. Thanks, Nvidia for ruining that.

[iamanerd]

Me as Taiwanese be like: Oh sh*t OUR ASUS!

[RSpracticalshooting]

the fact that a motherboard with bent pins like that even got put in a box is beyond me.

[buckspoppy]

That doctor disrespect joke did not age well

[alnuaimy]

I bought an Asus rog ultrawide monitor for around $750. Came with multiple dead pixels, they told me “it’s less than ten so we can’t replace it.” Id say they deserve it

[evi-vw]

ASUS has been pulling this shit since 2010. People on some old OC forums that dont exist anymore were getting bent pins. Asus responding with "its your problem, learn to install cpu properly." responses in email. Back then no one used social media how they do today, so it never got mass exposure.

[phoenixjedi]

I’ve had a bad taste in my mouth with asus since 2011 when I got a pc from them and they “replaced it” 4 times in a year for faulty parts. I ended up putting my initials scratched in a sticker to see if they even changed the part. They didn’t.

[mikepawlikguitar]

Asus's bios flashback issue should have warranted this on its own. Honestly, Jay showed them tremendously more patience than I ever would have

[johnhurley]

It's not just motherboards. I had three customers come into the store with broken Asus routers in one week. They're usually my go to recommendation, but now they're the last thing I try to sell people.

[truthfinder]

Irony of YouTube shorts:
I just booked an Asus laptop and now I'm seeing this short 💀

[phantommaggotxxx]

Asus was an awesome company back in the early to mid 2000s ... then 'gaming pcs' got popular and asus just started pumping out nonsense and shitting on their customer service.

[seniormeep]

Considering most of the people who buy individual PC parts do their research, this is probably gonna negatively effect asus

[CloakedJ]

Asus sent me a board with bent pens then proceeded to make me pay to ship it back just to be told I won’t be able to get it replaced

[aimizonoroff]

Asus is in the "find out" phase now

[ocha-time]

I had to send a (4070 Dual) card in with a DP connector stuck in the slot, absolutely would not release, like there was a bur in the DP port or something, I could see the latches going down but it wouldn't come out. Figured worst case, out of warranty repair (wasn't THEIR DP connector I stuck in there!), $25 part with an hour labor to just slap a new DP port on the PCB and call it a day at like, $250 max after shipping. Got the quote back, $905. They wanted to just replace the entire card with another B-stock at full non-Retail price. Asked if that was a mistake, they were like nah, but if you've got a receipt we can try and mark the price of the replacement down to retail. Declined, had it sent back, took some tweezers and a magnifying glass and managed to get the DP connector out with a $5 pair of tweezers and five minutes. The card was less than two months old. Their RMA department is an absolute joke. Asus gets $0 of my money for the rest of eternity for that one. I would have appreciated an ATTEMPT.

[mastafaforga]

He cancled Gigabyte after the power supply scandal. MSI after the gpu scandal.... pretty soon he'll only be reviewing Asrock

[silentfrost]

Their reputation might be down the gutter. I think it would be good time to take advantage of that and buy up cheap asus motherboards... (just don't buy the one that has the problem)

[holocaust_.]

Back in the late 90's and early 00's, Asus were QC champs. In the 10's I noticed their QC dropping to gigabyte tier. Their products have also become exceptionally gaudy to boot.

[bobojerry]

Everyone seems to love ASUS, but over the last 2 DECADES, all my purchases from ASUS always ends in tears, never again.

[xheralt]

if their quality control has fallen so low, they deserve to be ignored/boycotted until they either demonstrably fix their shiz or go under.