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ECS Z170-Claymore
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Every problem I've had with ECS has been firmware-related. I really don't expect it to "blow up".16572439 said:Atleast they named it right. Who is going to be surprised when something named Claymore blows up.
16572532 said:Every problem I've had with ECS has been firmware-related. I really don't expect it to "blow up".16572439 said:Atleast they named it right. Who is going to be surprised when something named Claymore blows up.
ECS has been doing OK on the hardware side since its first gaming brand launch 2005, but every time they get close to having a decent firmware they change it up and start over again.16572559 said:16572532 said:Every problem I've had with ECS has been firmware-related. I really don't expect it to "blow up".16572439 said:Atleast they named it right. Who is going to be surprised when something named Claymore blows up.
It was more a figurative term, sounded better than die young. Which is what I have seen them do most often(a couple did have exploded capacitors), but this was years ago don't see them as often any more(thank god). Now of they made power supplies like their motherboards they probably would literally blow up.
Atleast they named it right. Who is going to be surprised when something named Claymore blows up.A Claymore is a large two-handed sword.
OK, now using it that way would probably break it.16580242 said:Atleast they named it right. Who is going to be surprised when something named Claymore blows up.A Claymore is a large two-handed sword.