In your experience maybe but that doesn't give you or anyone else the right to generalise and to come up with comments like "i use a few asus motherboards and they perform fantastic but getting damaged cpu socket pins fixed with asus,you might aswell throw the board in the bin". Your comments give the impression that if one owns an asus motherboard and needs their support they aren't going to get it. You cannot extrapolate this from your experience. The global market share in terms of motherboards is around 60-70% in Asus's favour (in terms of mainstream chipsets). The RMA "issues" you refer to may simply be a function of the fact that they sell many more motherboards than anyone else and proportionately, I would not be surprised if their support and RMA record is among the best there is.
Others will have also "noted" that other board manufacturers have questionable RMA processes in their own experience (Gigabyte included). Leave it at that and only comment on your own experience rather than generalising.
if you own an asus and bend the pins fault of your own or by manufacture simple fact is they wont repair,gigabyte will repair,im not generalizing just stating fact
asrock = good rma experience,one time rma
gigabyte = excellent rma experience,many times over
asus = very poor rma experience,many times over
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