Whats your favourite PC Brand?

[[TGSA] oujisan2236]

Since we all using a PC of sorts?

Brand wise besides mobos i like Cooler Master.

[Electric Cupcake]

Originally posted by wesnef:

I like my Coolermaster case. Used it in two builds so far (2011, 2020), and expect I'll be using it forever. Lots of room, great ventilation, and plenty of spots for fans. It's from 2011, though, so it's got a bit of "Xtreme Gaming!" chunkiness to it. :D
(too early for LEDs and glass sides, thank god)

I love my Coolermaster case, but it only has the thick, blue, flimsy USB 3 header cable.

I keep looking around for a similar case with the faster, more modern, more durable Type E connectors, but none have the sliding hot swap SATA caddy slots that I love.

[Affronter]

Gigabyte & EVGA & Corsair

[dr2d2]

Amd and logitech because I have an astro a40 tr mixamp. And also a g502 hero.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

EVGA, Noctua, and ASRock.

[Slim]

I've got an MSI laptop that has been nothing but a pleasure. So much so that I recently opted for their GPU in my new build.

[Gym Leader Rory wants to battle!]

3dfx

[Moogal™]

Originally posted by anrkyuk:

I do not have a favourite, when it comes to "PC brands", they fall into two camps, those I trust, and those I do not.

DO
Noctua
EVGA
Seasonic

DO NOT
MSI - Wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
ASUS - Would only ever use if no other option or from a store that is hassle free returns as per EU/UK law.
Gigabyte - Wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
NZXT - wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
Razer - Make decent mouse pads, wouldn't buy anything else they make, ever.
Thermaltake - garbage, pure and simple.
Ducky - Terrible QC, after sales/customers service.

I believe you mostly state the PC parts brands, not PC brands.

[Jackie Paper]

Self built is always the best brand!

[Tonepoet]

Brand loyalty is kinda silly, esp. since it's pretty much all the same stuff on the inside. A.M.D., Intel and/Or Nividia parts. I'd be looking at price differences more than anything. I'd probably be looking at ibuypower if I wanted a prebuilt model though. I vaguely remember they did well in Linus Tech Tip's secret-shopping investigations and they tend to have better prices for similar spec.

Otherwise, the M.S.I. dragon is the best logo in the business, bar none. (Note: I do mean just the logo. I'm not sure how they compare otherwise.)

[Holografix]

Originally posted by Tonepoet:

Otherwise, the M.S.I. dragon is the best logo in the business, bar none. (Note: I do mean just the logo. I'm not sure how they compare otherwise.)

Noctua's owl is better imo.

[emcarlsen (she/her)]

My favorite PC brand was Bud Light until they threw Dylan Mulvaney under the bus.

[envirovore]

Originally posted by anrkyuk:

I do not have a favourite, when it comes to "PC brands", they fall into two camps, those I trust, and those I do not.

DO
Noctua
EVGA
Seasonic

DO NOT
MSI - Wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
ASUS - Would only ever use if no other option or from a store that is hassle free returns as per EU/UK law.
Gigabyte - Wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
NZXT - wouldn't touch with a barge pole.
Razer - Make decent mouse pads, wouldn't buy anything else they make, ever.
Thermaltake - garbage, pure and simple.
Ducky - Terrible QC, after sales/customers service.

Gigabyte make excellent motherboards and monitors.
Just maybe pass on their power supplies.

[Mauserich]

I don't care. No brand preference.

[crunchyfrog]

I don't really have one as they're all much the same to varying degrees.

I only care about actual electronics manufacture itself, and whether the components are reliable, and even then I don't keep up on PC stuff as I use laptops these days. I'm just not into it enough to care.

[xDDD]

That is a pretty open-ended question...
But generally AMD and Noctua I think are both superb companies.