ECS bad to not so ... bad.
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Originally Posted by Rys
Everyone has put out crap at some point, even the mighty manufacturers that never seem to put a foot wrong.
Public perception of Skoda certainly has changed, at least in this country, and it's for the better. I'd buy a Skoda.
There's no reason why ECS can't turn it round in a similar fashion with some well-received products and some positive experiences from the brave that dare to try them (as well they should).
I'd buy an ECS mainboard too.
Rys
Not sure I'd buy a Skoda, I do agree that they are not so bad these days ... being as there VWs with different body work same as SEAT ... but thats due to the fact I would rather not be seen driving around in one :p that said my friend had one as a courtesy car and it was dead nice, shame he couldn't have de-badged it and kept it LoL.
As for ECS boards, I’ve never had much of an opinion, or at least not a good one, of ECS in the past, and yes! I work for them!
I actually wrote a report to the MD during my induction period outlining why I thought ECS was doing so bad in the enthusiast market and was quite harsh, it kinda turned into an essay on how rubish I thought ECS was, don’t believe in mollycoddling! supprised I still have a job! LMAO :eek:
But I have to say these boards really stand out and show there is change on the way for ECS.
And as for PCChips ... :Oops:
Not sure there's much to say there except there not really associated with ECS in the same way as in the boards are completely different these days, kind of like Asus and Asrock ;)
My boss keeps trying to get me to buy an ECS board and although im a bit of an Asus (mbo) nutt I recon the KV2 may sway me. recon I could push it to keep up with most anything out there. Or I may wait cos there's some stuff in the pipe (can't say what, thou its fairly obvious where they'll go next!) that is even more interesting. :rockon: