which brand do you seem to have the most of

I think Corsair is what I have the most of. PSU, case fans, RGB, all their various hubs and controllers, HS70 headphones, K63 keyboard & lapboard, Harpoon mouse, got corsair RAM in a couple of systems. Probably more I've forgotten too.
 
I just had different periods of bread dominance... it was Asus then I used a lot of Gigabit. At the moment it's a mixture of both + Corsair...


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PC components I get what best value for money and don't consider brand that much just how it looks. I'm a sucker for razer peripherals though as I think they look the best and because I bought a razer keyboard I got a razer mouse so I only have to use one piece of software.

Got to say with everything going rgb I think companies are trying to lock people in to buying the same brands for everything such things daisy chaining means people are more likely to stick with the same brand. I know everything connects to the motherboard by argb but they are trying to make it so you can only use their branded stuff.
 
Headphones: Corsair
Mouse: Corsair
Keyboard: Corsair
PSU - Corsair
Monitor: Asus
Case: Phanteks
Motherboard: Asus
CPU: AMD
RAM: Kingston i think this time
Gfx: Gigabyte
Fans: Phanteks
Soundcard - Creative
Speakers - Creative
HSF: Corsair
m2: WD
HDD - WD
2.5" SSDs- Samsung / Kingston
Printer / Scanner - Brother

So mostly Corsair for perhiperals. 99% of the time i choose Asus for motherboards. Still using the same Creative X-FI soundcard and speakers ive used for several years since new. Speakers are T20 and soundcard is a PCIE XFI Titanium of some kind.
 
Headphones: Audeze (LCD2)
Mouse: Logitech
Keyboard: DAS
PSU: Bitfenix (Formula Gold)
Monitor: MSI
Case: MSI
Motherboard: Asrock
CPU: AMD (5800X3D)
RAM: Corsair
GPU: Zotac, NV 4070
Fans: MSI (came with the case)
Soundcard: External via USB, Woo Audio Fireflies (WA7)
Speakers: Wharfedale Diamond 10.1 powered by a NAD C320
HSF: Thermalright
SSD (inc NvME): Yes
HDD: No (At least not in my PC, I do have a NAS hidden away in cupboard)

MSI for me, although not due to any particular brand preference. I just buy what suits my budget that I know is an individually good quality part, although if I know a company has particularly bad customer support I'll avoid them.
 
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Pretty much a Heinz collection here, only company I have is a Razer mouse and keyboard, doesn't seem to be much love for them, but have used various versions over the years with few problems.
 
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