ok, let me share my experience. I actually own a handfull of Inno3D cards here. And its the most consumer accepted brand here in the Philippines. In terms of reliability, its ok. The oldest Inno3D card i have is a 16MB PCI S3 Savage Pro and it was named InnoVision back then before they switched to Inno3D. I also got a bunch of Inno3D GF2, GF2 MX, GF4, GF4 MX and a couple of FX5200. I only encountered problems with their GF2 lineup, but so far the rest are ok. Updated drivers can be downloaded easily from their website. In terms of performance, they could be slower by a bit due to the use of inferior memory chips and slower memory busses.
But if i had more financial resources, i'd settle with ASUS. In terms of reliability and performance, they'd be on top. Although their website, most specially the driver section could use a little bit of a make over. :lol: