> Just because it's high end doesn't mean they won't cut corners or fail to test properly. My ROG motherboard was (at the time) the most expensive motherboard f

> Just because it's high end doesn't mean they won't cut corners or fail to test properly. My ROG motherboard was (at the time) the most expensive motherboard for the socket. High end in consumer stuff, and especially anything gaming related, is basically scam.. look mah, 16000 dpi! And blingy leds! (But no engineering) Sure they might drop an over-specced part somewhere in it but it's just marketing when the rest of the product is crap and still has no proper engineering behind it. It's incredibly frustrating. I think there was a time when you could generally assume that expensive = high end = actually good, but now it's just a cheap thing with crazy markup and a premium part (but nowhere near premium enough to justify the markup) or two somewhere (where it probably doesn't matter much anyway) along with other gimmicks. Now it's just expensive = expensive, good or maybe not.