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The video discusses ongoing issues with Asus products, highlighting declining quality and poor product support leading to a loss of consumer confidence. It criticizes manufacturers for irresponsible practices like releasing beta BIOS and not addressing product recalls transparently. The speaker shares personal experiences with motherboard quality control issues, stability issues, and frustration with Asus software support. They praise ASRock for stability and quality improvement efforts, considering a switch back to ASRock or Intel. The video emphasizes the importance of brands addressing and resolving issues transparently and providing better customer service to restore consumer confidence.
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In this part of the video, the content creator discusses ongoing issues with Asus products, particularly referencing Steve’s videos about the 7800 X 3D. They highlight declining quality and poor product support from Asus over multiple generations. The decision is made not to allow Asus sponsorship on their channel moving forward due to issues like overvolting on x670e boards causing catastrophic failures. These issues are exacerbated by ineffective BIOS revisions and lack of reliable support, leading to a loss of consumer confidence in Asus.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the serious implications of releasing a beta BIOS for motherboards, especially when it involves significant changes like voltage adjustments. They criticize manufacturers for potentially voiding warranties and not taking responsibility for any damages caused by the beta BIOS. The discussion also touches on issues with certain motherboards, including the ASUS Crosshair Extreme 670 model frying components. The speaker also mentions problems with Intel motherboards where capacitors were installed backward, leading to burning and fire hazards. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the anti-consumer practices of some manufacturers and the importance of revealing product recalls transparently.
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In this part of the video, the speaker talks about receiving a motherboard that had an entire row of Smash pins at the bottom, indicating it was a returned item. The motherboard was mistakenly put in the wrong shelf and ended up with influencers instead of being recycled. The replacement received was not new, had scratches, socket issues, and lacked accessories. The speaker expressed frustration and contacted Asus about the quality control issues.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with different motherboards and CPUs in their personal rig. They mention having stability issues with RAM and a blue screen incident. The speaker also talks about encountering problems with their XLR app, mouse and keyboard disconnecting, and game audio crackling. These issues have led them to lose confidence in the Asus brand.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the issues faced with Asus in terms of software support and delays in finalizing contracts. They express frustration with the unreliability of Asus products compared to ASRock, particularly highlighting ASRock’s stability and quality improvement efforts. The speaker criticizes Asus for complacency and prioritizing profit over product quality. They emphasize switching back to ASRock and potentially Intel due to their positive experiences.
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In this segment of the video, the creator expresses disappointment and frustration with Asus, a brand they previously supported. They share their experience with a motherboard issue and criticize Asus for their handling of the problem, including unhelpful and condescending emails. The creator highlights the importance of brands addressing and resolving issues transparently. They call out Asus for their perceived arrogance and lack of accountability, ultimately deciding to no longer support the brand until confidence is restored through better customer service and guarantees for motherboard problems.