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This is very discouraging to hear, especially since I'm currently choosing a motherboard for a new PC build. Is there any good way to determine the quality of m
by lanius 8y ago
This is very discouraging to hear, especially since I'm currently choosing a motherboard for a new PC build. Is there any good way to determine the quality of motherboard firmware? Are there any recommended vendors?
- justinclift 8y agoASUS are generally good for consumer level boards. I've heard of the occasional bad board, but (from my perspective) they seem to be rare. ASRock, as you see from this HN posting, has a reputation for not being quite as polished. Probably best to skip for now if you don't want to be messing with potential weirdness. If you're looking for higher end things, Supermicro boards are good. Recent weirdness - "Chinese installed backdoors on Supermicro boards" - aside that is. ;)