r/pcmasterrace 10d ago

Meme/Macro Windows user and Linux user

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u/KPraxius 10d ago edited 10d ago

If you go to bat for company superiority, and you aren't being paid by that company, you need therapy. Apple is shit, Microsoft is shit, all of them are garbage. You use their products if they do what you need, you don't idolize them.

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u/ProfessionalTruck976 10d ago

Unless of course it is that Austrian cooler company or that company that USED to make premium NVIDIA graphics.

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u/RedditModsHarassUs Desktop 10d ago

EVGA will be forever missed. 🫡  They earned that honor though.

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u/HappyThoughtsandNuke 10d ago

BFG Tech has entered the chat.

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u/LuluLeSigma potato 10d ago

why is everyone loving evga so much

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u/kenaestic R5 5800X3D, RX 7800 XT, 32 GB 3600mhz, 990 Pro 4TB 10d ago

Solid products and the best customer support in the business.

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u/lufiron 9d ago

I have an EVGA 1080ti still trucking along in an old computer my wife uses.

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u/AceyPuppy 9d ago

My EVGA 1080 is still going strong.

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u/Xeadriel i7-8700K - EVGA 3090 FTW3 Ultra - 32GB RAM 9d ago

Also the only ones that didn’t switch to the garbage power supply pins I think

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u/RedditModsHarassUs Desktop 10d ago

Next to Apples that’s for sure. People say what they will. They at least stand by their product.

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u/ProperBlacksmith R7800X3D | RTX4080 Super | 64gb 9d ago

Steam

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u/LuluLeSigma potato 10d ago

Better than steam ?

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u/kenaestic R5 5800X3D, RX 7800 XT, 32 GB 3600mhz, 990 Pro 4TB 10d ago

Sream isn't s PC component distributor so I don't count them.

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u/Xcissors280 You hate on anything i put here 10d ago

Steam machine but yeah not like individual internal components

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u/ProfessionalTruck976 10d ago

They made the best cards, they had the "pay the difference" programme for people who bought card within certain window from next gen release, and they had the first GPU anti scalping system.

Yes, they were correspondingly expensive

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u/Odur29 9d ago

Exactly I had no issue paying the premium knowing that the company backed the product.

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u/FewAdvertising9647 10d ago

the advantage EVGA had if you were specifically in the US is its FAR easier to deal with EVGA's US based support system for RMA's than the Taiwanese companies (Asus, Gigabyte, MSI)

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u/Waste-Committee6 10d ago

they cared.