They've been going down like this for a long while now. I remember when toggling a VRAM option within their EFI BIOS caused it to brick after one of their firm

They've been going down like this for a long while now. I remember when toggling a VRAM option within their EFI BIOS caused it to brick after one of their firmware updates on many of their motherboards where their support gave you the run around or refused to honor the warranty/issue an RMA until you threatened legal action. They also have failed to properly follow specifications for ACPI, and did translated IO while claiming to support PCIE Atomics (which are mutually exclusive options). The market is so concentrated, and they are failing so hard, its just a matter of time before a new entity entering the market with a slightly less comparable board could be financially viable.