Products you have come to LIKE.

[Fubarian]

[quote]Originally posted by MacGyver:
<strong>3com 90x series NIC's....</strong><hr></blockquote>

I'll agree totally with that - and I'll add

Tyan 400 mobo
Abit BH6 mobo
Pentium 1,2 and 3 processors
300w Premere (spelling check PLEASE!) power supply

[Cygnus]

ASUS motherboards, Amptron 810LMR Motherboards, USR"external"V.90 modems, NetGear hubs & NICs, AMD processors, and LTWinmodems!


joke on that last one..

[csssteve]

my 17" Digiview monitor.. works with every darn video card i test.. or try....
also my keyboard works well and it cheap to replace

[pHattmAtt]

Mitsumi CD Writer

(cheap when cd writers were expensive and never failed me in the 3 years I've been using it)

Unbranded external 56k modem (rockwell chipset)

(this wonderful modem has followed my though 3 computers, really appreciate serial modems, simple and NEVER have driver issues...well mostly not :-)

HP inkjet printers

Epsons may have a slight edge in the photographic printouts but for everday use the HPs beat them on plain paper.

[dadtech]

US Robotics 56k modem
Kingston Memory
3COM nic

[computron99]

Microstar socket 370, Socket A, and P4 motherboards
Gigabyter socket 370, Slot 1 motherboards
Samsung 750s 17" Monitors
InWin Cases
SMC Nics
3COM NICs
Phoebemicro Lunar Express PCI Lucent modems
Zoom ISA Hardware modems
Sony 48x and 52x CDROMs
Sony Floppy drives
Win2000 Pro
Kingston NICS (no longer in production)
Kingston Memory (SIMMs)
Maxtor and Western Digital HDD's
Panda Antivirus
NAV2001
Iomega Internal Zip250s
Yamaha / Plextor/TDK/HP yes I said HP (93xx, 95xx, 97xx series) CDRW's
Any power device made by APC (surge strips, UPS, power centers)
Linksys DSL/Cable routers
NEC DVD roms
HP 2300 scanners
HP 840c and 932c, Epson 777, Lexmark 3200 printers

I picked these because we sell most of them, I i've never really replaced alot of these items. Some items that we used to sell (i.e. Creative CDROMs), have to be replaced all the time.

[DrewMcV]

Asus mobo
3com NIC
Dell Trinitron Monitors
Micron Memory
Thunderbird CPU
Leadtek WinFast GeForce2 Ultra 64MB GTS
Creative Sound cards
Quantum Hard Drives Fireball Plus AS
(now maxtor) (not any Bigfoot)

[Maximus2111]

[quote]Originally posted by aplustech:
<strong>Abit motherboards
Athlon Processors
Lian Li Cases
GlobalWin Coolers
Maxtor Hard Drives
Windows 2000 (Best OS MS ever made... finally something Bill can give to his mom to hang on the fridge)
Wheel Mice
Klipsch Speakers</strong><hr></blockquote>


AMEN!!!! to all of the above
I got a Lian-Li PC-70
That sumbithc is awesome, best case i ever bought or stole (j/k).
Everything, I mean everything uses thumbscrews check it out<a href="http://www.lian-li.com/P2/p2-pc10-1-3eng.htm" target="_blank">here</a>

[raptorGT]

Products that have never given me a problem:

Typewriter
Rock
Rock and Stick
Monopoly Figurines (though the cat ate 2)
Play-Doh
Legos
Linux

[Fierce]

Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
AMD Processors
and I'll be the first to say it...(knowing going to get blasted for this...)

WinME!!!
simply because I haven't had any problems with it. (must be one of the lucky ones! )

plus other various software packages.

[savagegerbil]

US robotics 56k Internal ISA modems
Fujitsu Hard drives
(I feel i must explain, WD's die too easy, so do maxtor. seagates and IBM are too noisy but i do like IBM)
Soundblaster, nothin but genuine soundblaster
Intel mob & cpu, I never got into anything else
Voodoo 2 card. I'm still playing quake on it
HP Burners, Dont like the pricing but i do like the quality
HP printers/scanners
Toshiba cable modems
Win98. Wont touch the me crap and NT isnt as tweekable
and finally, linksys NICs/Hubs/Routers/etc

[Jediab]

My list is a lot like the others seen on this post. I have had good and bad stuff from all kinds of comanies. But the one company that has never, and The Rock means NEVER, let me down has been Plextor. I started working with Plextor drives back in 95. I have yet to see one fail. Maybe it is good luck or good timing, but Plextor still has my praise for making the best damn cd-roms/cdr/cdrw out there. There may be faster burners or cdroms out there, but I love Plextor because of the reliability they have. To me, that is what really counts.

[techs]

NEC monitors rock my world.

[format c:]

Asus mother boards
Any g-force based video card
Intel CPU's
Micron Memory
Quantum drives
LG CD rom drive and LG burners , cheap but they work good
Any well built case with lots of room and drive bays
Enermax PSU's
Win 98 , better than 95 and faster than Win ME

[Aaaaaaaargh]

Altec Lansing speakers
Plextor CD/RW drives
Viewsonic monitors
Microsoft mice