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Thread: [XFastest] Puts different boards through VRM heat test, which will burn first?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS View Post
    That part there - relying on what they said, it implies we don't test anything and just take the stock solution and put it on the board. Anyway, let's move on.
    I've been running Asus boards for about 15 years now, and after seeing how they treated many customers who were sold defective boards... I'll be looking for a more ethical company for myself and customers. Asus should have thought things through because the costs of "greasing a squeaky wheel" would have been far cheaper than the bad reputation.

    And before you try to defend your employer... everyone knows Asus will never admit to the boards being faulty. Doing so would immediately open the flood gates to lawsuits or even a big class action.

    "If the representatives of the people betray their constituents, there is then no resource left but in the exertion of that original right of self-defense which is paramount to all positive forms of government"
    -- Alexander Hamilton

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    hope here are some usefull links

    latest betabioses for none turbo-trotteling - X79 ecs and X79 msi-boards

    ecs:

    http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Pro...ID=151&LanID=0
    http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Pro...ID=151&LanID=0

    msi:
    u must restister in forum
    http://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=154186.0
    http://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=154374.0
    Fix CPU Ratio when manuel select CPU ratio < Maxnoturboratio
    and more usefull issiues

    i mean like other guys here
    cheap mosfet temperature test by xfastest with the tape on heatsinks!
    hope someone test the boards with thermal camera

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew LB View Post
    I've been running Asus boards for about 15 years now, and after seeing how they treated many customers who were sold defective boards... I'll be looking for a more ethical company for myself and customers. Asus should have thought things through because the costs of "greasing a squeaky wheel" would have been far cheaper than the bad reputation.

    And before you try to defend your employer... everyone knows Asus will never admit to the boards being faulty. Doing so would immediately open the flood gates to lawsuits or even a big class action.
    This is what makes me laugh at all the anti Gigabutt Asus shills on this forum, because god know Asus has such a sterling reputation in comparison. Their boards, specially low to upper midrange are often overpriced and underbuilt in comparison to their competitors, as are their notebooks. The whole operation just oozes arrogance from the pricing, marketing and most of all their customer service.

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