MSI: A+N

MSI has been at the top of the graphics card shipments list for several consecutive years, still ranking 8 million units in 2004. Ranked first in the world. MSI has strong independent research and development capabilities and is one of the few manufacturers that can independently launch optimized non-public graphics cards. The workmanship and performance of its graphics cards are quite excellent, but MSI's channels are not very smooth. It is not easy to buy in the domestic secondary market, and sometimes it is troubled by shortages.

ASUS: A+N

Asus shipped approximately 7.9 million graphics cards in 2004, ranking second with a slight disadvantage. The quality of ASUS graphics cards goes without saying, and its R&D capabilities are even more extraordinary. Its high-end graphics cards are often optimized and enhanced non-public versions. As the overlord of the motherboard industry, Asus certainly cannot tolerate lagging behind in graphics cards. In the past two years, Asus has gradually begun to make efforts in the graphics card business and will launch a strong challenge to MSI's leadership position.

PowerColor: A

It is also a manufacturer from Taiwan, my country. The brand in mainland China is called "Dataland". PowerColor graphics cards are of excellent workmanship. The high end is particularly outstanding. In 2004, Hanxun shipped 4 million pieces, ranking third in the world. It is also one of ATI's three major partners. For those who like A-cards, ShakeXun (Dylan Hengjin) is a good choice.

Leadtek: N

A senior graphics card manufacturer, nVidia’s most important partner, not only can produce entertainment-level graphics cards, but it is also the only one in Asia that can produce nVidia The manufacturer of the Quadro series of professional graphics cards, and Leadtek's TV cards also have a pretty good reputation in the industry. Leadtek graphics cards have always been of excellent quality, and although they are more expensive, they are definitely worth the money. Leadtek's shipments in 2004 were 3 million

pieces, ranking among the top five.

Gigabyte: A+N

Compared to MSI and ASUS, Gigabyte has cooperated with ATI earlier and is currently one of ATI's three major partners. It shipped in 2004 The quantity is the same as 3 million pieces. GIGABYTE's high-end graphics cards have unique designs and outstanding quality, but many mid- to low-end models are shrunk cards manufactured by Tongde (will be introduced below) and have relatively poor workmanship. The current situation is that Gigabyte graphics cards with red PCBs come from Tongde, while Gigabyte graphics cards with blue PCBs are manufactured by Gigabyte itself. In addition, Gigabyte also has a subsidiary, GigaCube, which has been focusing on channel orders and mainly targets the mid-to-low-end graphics card market.

Sapphire: A

Sapphire's company name is PC Partner, headquartered in Hong Kong, China. Its predecessor was the foundry of "ATI original graphics cards" , with ten years of A-card manufacturing experience, is ATI's largest partner, and the original A-cards currently sold overseas are still manufactured by PC. The production process, quality control and delivery methods of sapphire graphics cards strictly follow ATI's production standards, using high-quality electronic components and accessories. Their stability and compatibility are excellent, making them a model for A-cards. PCB has not officially announced the exact number of shipments. It is estimated that there are millions of pieces (the number I got from a certain source is 9 million pieces, but it is unconfirmed). In any case, its title as a first-tier manufacturer is well deserved. .

The Uncrowned King:

Hon Hai (Foxconn): A+N

Hon Hai (Foxconn) has always been a machine agent for many first-tier brands such as Dell and HP. Last year, Hon Hai acquired two powerful manufacturers, Hanxun and Leadtek, and gradually switched to OEM for them. Calculating this, Hon Hai Group's total graphics card shipments in 2004 exceeded 10 million units, making it the de facto dominant player in the graphics card industry. But so far, Hon Hai has not launched its own brand, so now it can only be the uncrowned king.

Gangster boss:

Tongde (Palit): A+N

Almost all of the graphics cards produced by Palit are OEMs for other brands and shipped in 2004 The quantity is approximately 6 million pieces.

Although Tongde can also produce high-end graphics cards with excellent quality, it does not have its own brand, and its customers are many channel dealers without production capabilities, including Colorful. This allows it to boldly cut corners and frequently launch low-end graphics cards. Although this may not be his intention, Tongde himself is always lurking behind the scenes, and it is more appropriate to call him a gang boss.

Second-tier brands:

Although they are not as large as first-tier manufacturers, they still have strong R&D capabilities, and their products have their own characteristics and outstanding quality. In addition, two powerful second-tier brands, Diamond and TerraTec, which are famous for their sound cards, have withdrawn from the graphics card market.

ELSA: A+N

Elsa from Germany was once the dominant player in the graphics card industry. Almost all of his products were improved non-public versions with poor workmanship. It is extremely outstanding, and it also has the ability to develop non-public versions of drivers, which is unmatched by other graphics card manufacturers. Unfortunately, Elsa Corporation went bankrupt due to investment mistakes. The Elsa graphics cards we can see now are basically from Elsa Asia. They are mainly produced by several Taiwanese manufacturers. The quality is pretty good. At the same time, It can also produce FireGL series professional graphics cards, but it is no longer the same as the previous Elsa.

Gainward: N

Produced by Gengyu, Taiwan, China, it was renamed Gainward due to squatting in mainland China. Gengsheng graphics cards have always been luxurious in workmanship and have outstanding overclocking capabilities. They are known as "ABIT among graphics cards" and their "magic jumpers" are also unique in the industry. Although Gengsheng is favored by many DIYers, he focuses too much on technology and neglects publicity, which leads to the gradual erosion of market share and continuous losses for the company. Gengsheng was acquired by Palit at the end of 2004, but thankfully the Gengsheng brand has been retained. I believe that the reintegrated Gengsheng will not disappoint many players!

XFX (XFX): N

The manufacturer is Songjing Technology, also from Taiwan, China. Songjing has been committed to OEM business in the past. Although it has only entered the DIY market for two years, it has grown rapidly. XFX launches new cards very quickly, and its product line is very complete. In addition to regular graphics cards, it also has Personal Cinema series graphics cards and nVIDIA NVTV TV cards. The workmanship is outstanding. XFX is now gradually being loved by more and more players.

Sparkle: N

Another Taiwanese company with 20 years of experience in graphics card manufacturing, it can be considered an established powerhouse. The workmanship and materials used in the graphics card are good, and the price/performance ratio is relatively high.

GALAXY: N

This brand comes from Hong Kong and is produced by Jiawei Technology. GALAXY graphics cards are very attentive in DIY, the graphics cards are gorgeous in workmanship, and they have put a lot of effort into radiators and overclocking, and their influence in the country is gradually expanding.

Inno3D: N

It is also a Hong Kong brand. The company name is InnoVISION, so some people also call it InnoVISION graphics card, which has excellent workmanship. In addition, this company can also produce InnoDV series TV/video cards, InnoAX series sound cards and other products, and its technical strength is quite impressive.

GrandMars: A+N

Also from Hong Kong, what is different from other manufacturers is that it sells graphics cards based on two chips at the same time, but its products are all For OEM production, the OEM is mainly GigaCube, a subsidiary of Gigabyte mentioned earlier. The workmanship is good and the overclocking capabilities are also good.

SuperGrece: A

A famous graphics card brand from Europe. It is one of ATI's main partners. The quality of the graphics card is excellent. It has been produced in China in the past two years. There is some publicity and promotion, but it is relatively rare now.

Creative: A+N

The famous sound card brand actually has a high status in innovation in the graphics card industry. The famous 3D Labs is already a subsidiary of Creative . Innovative consumer graphics cards are mainly produced by major manufacturers such as MSI. They are of outstanding quality, but they are not easy to see.

Compro: N

When it comes to this brand, the first thing we think of is its "Apocalypse" series of TV/video products. In fact, this company has been engaged in Graphics card OEM production, its own brand graphics card promotion efforts have not been strong, but the workmanship is still worthy of recognition.

Asmart: N

An old brand in Taiwan, China. The manufacturer is Dingshen Technology. The graphics card is pretty good, but relatively rare.

Liyuan (Mediamax): N

In order to consolidate the market in mainland China, nVidia teamed up with the famous domestic agent Jiadu Group to launch this new brand in April this year. Therefore, Liyuan can be regarded as a direct descendant of the N sect. At present, its graphics cards are relatively rare. Judging from the pictures, the mid-to-high-end products are good, but some low-end models are slightly worse. Faced with the joint suppression of many incompetent domestic brands, Liyuan's future is uncertain.

Second-tier motherboard manufacturers:

As the scale gap between motherboard industry manufacturers continues to expand in the past two years, second-tier motherboard brands have gradually shown a decline, so they have moved to the graphics card field. In order to make up for the losses in the motherboard business. With their experience in motherboards, their graphics cards are also pretty good and can basically be classified as second-tier or quasi-second-tier.

TYAN: A

A well-known server/workstation motherboard manufacturer. It cooperated with ATI earlier to launch a series of high-end graphics cards. The quality is naturally impeccable, but the price is low. It is also superior, so his graphics card has always been relatively unpopular, and later gradually faded out of people's sight.

Chaintech: N

It can be regarded as a well-established graphics card manufacturer with excellent quality and large OEM output. However, its own brand is unknown. Recently, Chaintech We have also stepped up our own publicity and look forward to his better performance.

Jetway: A+N

It has abundant foundry resources. The mobile version 9600 on the market last year was actually made by Jetway. Relatively speaking, its own brand is not very well-known. Its graphics card price advantage is more obvious, and its workmanship is quite acceptable.

Abit: A

Using its reputation in the motherboard industry to enter the graphics card market, it still sells overclocking and uses excellent workmanship and materials.

Albatron: N

The graphics card and its motherboard are equally good, but the main problem they face is that they are not recognized, so sales have not been increasing.

Soltek: A+N

Most of its graphics cards are mainstream chips, with few high-end products. The workmanship is quite satisfactory, and there is nothing outstanding about it.

Cordia (QDI): N

Even the previous Lenovo graphics cards were manufactured for others. The workmanship and materials were good, but they were not accepted by people.

Volkswagen (FIC): A

It has cooperated with AIT to launch some mid-to-high-end graphics cards. Although the workmanship is outstanding, it has also failed to open up the market.

Biostar: N

It is considered a new player in the graphics card industry, with little experience and not outstanding workmanship.

EPOX: A+N

Having just entered the graphics card market this year, it is obviously unfamiliar with design and production. Compared with its motherboard, the graphics card can be said to be slightly rough.

Elite (ECS): A+N

It has always been mainly OEM. It is said that it will return to the graphics card market in the near future and launch its own brand. The future graphics card market will More lively.

Baiyu (ACROP): A+N

The publicity is not strong and it is rarely seen in the market, so I won’t say more.

Syntax: A+N

Comed from California, USA, the boards are pretty good, but no one cares about them.

Third-tier brands:

Several brands with production capabilities that are small in scale, have mediocre workmanship, or have a poor image have certain price advantages.

TRIPLEX: A+N

A relatively well-known Taiwanese brand, the silver-plated PCB is also very distinctive, but at the end of 2004, the incident of TRIPLEX polishing the video memory was exposed. This is suspected of commercial fraud, so Qiheng's image has been greatly affected. Now it can barely be regarded as a third-tier brand, and it is estimated that life will be difficult in the future.

PixelView: A+N

A Taiwanese brand that has always been OEM-based and has recently entered the DIY market. The high-end graphics card has good workmanship but the low-end is slightly worse. Since it is relatively rare, it is temporarily classified as a third-tier card.

Ennyah: N

It is still a Taiwanese brand with little reputation. The graphics cards are mainly mid- to low-end and the workmanship is average.

ASZ: A+N

It comes from Shenzhen and has good manufacturing capabilities. It also does OEM work for some other brands, but its technical strength is far behind that of Taiwanese manufacturers. , we can only compare the price, and the workmanship and materials used can only be regarded as average.

Eagle: N

Also from Shenzhen, it has a lot of OEM business, and its own brand is also famous, but it is just cheap and the workmanship is not outstanding

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Incompetent Brands:

These brands are relatively well-known in China, especially the first few which are household names. Some people even refer to graphics cards as colorful, but are they really that good? ? In fact, these brands are all channel vendors and have no manufacturing capabilities, so we still call them "incompetent manufacturers." The main OEM manufacturers for them include Tongde, Chengqi, Jetway, SPARKLE, QDI, ASL, Golden Eagle, etc. In addition, some high-end A-cards are OEMed by Hanxun and Sapphire. Price war is the specialty of these brands, so even well-known manufacturers can only provide them with shrunk or low-quality graphics cards to reduce costs. In many cases, the workmanship of graphics cards from several brands is exactly the same, and they are obviously produced by the same manufacturer. Working. The main incompetent brands are as follows: Colorful, Shuangmin, Mingxuan, Onda, Yingtong, Qixiang, Spartak, Shuojing, Omega, Sunflower, Meda, Jianbang, Zhimei, Leili, Chuangjia, Kamen card, Shuangjie...

Other brands:

There are a huge number of off-brand graphics cards, and their names are extremely confusing: from one character to five characters, and both Arabic numerals and English are used . The workmanship of these brands is poor and the quality is not guaranteed. It is not recommended to buy them. In addition, if the sales volume of off-brand brands increases, they may be packaged and turned into incompetent brands.

Meng, Zhongcheng, Zhida, Guanmeng, Jubang, Haichuang, Caidie, Shadow Fox, Weishuo, Kemeng, Baijie, Tianhong, Lingzuan, Yupai, Fenglei, Feimeng , Fengshang, Zhongyu, Wanli, Guantong, Xunjia, Hurricane, Tianqing, Dingxin, Taixun, Baisheng, Tangren, Zeling, Agni, Maple Leaf, Liying, Bingshan, Mikey, Parkson, Ling Feng, Yingrui, Tulong, Lion King, Blue Lightning, Hongshun, King Kong, Jinju, Success, Jingzhi, Liji, Aijia, Silver Star, Suhuan, Meixing, Symphony, Phantom, Haiba, Meixing , Shengyuan, Jintai, Jixin, Fucai, Huanli, Xianwei, Hanwei, Xunlei, Laser, Shengli, Wanbanglong, 99 degrees and a half, Xinhua

Sheng, Xinlucent, Zhiwei Futong, Titanium Zifeng, Baolongda, Golden Apple, Great White Shark, Red Dragonfly, Kesinda, Deyijie, Puweitong, Jincaiba, E-generation Fengyun, Phantom True Color, Sunshine Phantom, Arthur Albert, Dream group, accompanied by the shadow giant...

Junk brands:

Only two brands are listed here. Their quality is basically incompetent or no-name. The key is to make people I hate Xiaoyingba too much: Shenzhen Xintianxia registered for it, even though the Xiaoyingba (Shuangmin) he registered for is not much better than it. Xintianxia also misappropriated the two car trademarks of "Mercedes-Benz" and "Shenlong" to grade its graphics cards. It is so shameless!

Gengyu: Taiwan Gengyu’s trademark was squatted and forced to be renamed Gengsheng. Although it is relatively rare, he should be included.

First-line motherboard brand:

The main features are strong R&D capabilities, fast launch of new products, complete product lines, high-end products, very excellent, and currently the most recognized They are the following three brands:

ASUS: The world's largest motherboard manufacturer and recognized as the number one motherboard brand. The workmanship is practical but not flashy. The high-end motherboards are especially excellent for overclocking. It has very strong capabilities; at the same time, its price is also the cheapest. In addition, some mid- to low-end models also have relatively poor products.

MSI: Ranked among the top five in the world in terms of shipments, MSI is very popular among college students during the annual campus movement. Its main feature is that the accessories are complete and luxurious, but the overclocking capability is not outstanding. In addition, some low-end and mid-range models have shrunk seriously, so counterfeiters often find opportunities to take advantage of them.

GIGABYTE: Shipment volume is comparable to MSI. It has always been known for its gorgeous workmanship, but it is by no means flashy. It is also not outstanding in overclocking. Its mid-to-low-end models have shrunk like MSI. Therefore, they are often troubled by fake products.

Quasi first-tier brands:

The three major manufacturers all have the same "problem", that is, they focus mainly on Intel, while sales are relatively small. The AMD platform is somewhat careless, so several motherboard brands that focus on the DIY market have emerged. Although they are not as famous as the Big Three, the quality of their motherboards is not inferior at all, so we will temporarily list them as quasi-first-tier brands:

ABIT: Overclocking has always been the first priority The most important thing is that the workmanship and materials used are not inferior to those of first-line brands, so they are favored by many DIYERs. In surveys conducted by well-known foreign media, ABIT ranks second behind ASUS. Since ABIT only operates in the DIY market, its motherboard shipments are not large, and its reputation in the country is still not very good, so it can only stay in the quasi-first-tier position for the time being.

Panzheng (EPOX): formerly known as Panying, it was renamed Panzheng because it was registered in China. Similar to ABIT's style, the overclocking capabilities are also well-known, and the accessories are more complete and the price is relatively cheaper, so it also has many fans.

Second-tier brands:

Some aspects are slightly inferior to first-tier brands, but they all have considerable strength and have their own characteristics:

Foxconn (FOXCONN): Hon Hai Group, which is affiliated to Taiwan, my country, currently ranks second in the world in motherboard shipments, directly catching up with ASUS - of course, most of them are OEM and foundry. In the past two years, it entered the mainland market with the brand "Fuben", but it ended without success. It has only been more than a year since the real self-owned brand entered the DIY market. At present, the acceptance is not complete, and the product line is not complete, but I believe that with the help of Hon Hai's strength can definitely do better.

Elite (ECS): The shipment volume once surpassed ASUS and took the top spot. However, it has unfortunately been overtaken in the past two years and now ranks third in the world. Different from other major manufacturers, Elite has always only taken the low-price route, the motherboard workmanship and materials are mediocre, the overclocking capability is almost zero, and the accessories are also the most basic. However, in just two years, Elite has also tried to change and launched the high-end "EXTREME" series of motherboards. We are looking forward to better performance from Elite.

Intel (INTEL): Based on its name alone, its influence is definitely higher than that of ASUS, but it is completely OEM. Currently, it is all made by Foxconn. There is no mention of the materials used, but It cannot be overclocked at all and has few accessories. It is despised by DIYers and is more suitable for home and business use.

ALBATRON: Founded by a senior executive from Gigabyte who set up a separate company. It claims to be "first-tier quality, second-tier price", and it has indeed achieved it. It is no less than first-tier manufacturers in all aspects. , the price is also cheaper, the overclocking capability is outstanding, and it is not very famous yet. But I personally am more optimistic about this brand. With its strength, it can definitely enter the ranks of first-tier manufacturers.

BIOSTAR: It is also a world-class motherboard manufacturer, but it has only entered the DIY market in the past two years. Although it has unique technologies such as "Nine Wonders", its overclocking capabilities are average and it is also more suitable for home use. and commercial use.

CHAINTECH: It is also from a well-known family, and it is also very dedicated in the DIY market. The product line covers high-end, medium and low-end, with excellent workmanship and good overclocking, but the market channels The performance is not very good, and it has become relatively rare in the Tianjin market in the past two years.

AOPEN: Affiliated to the Acer Group in Taiwan, a very innovative manufacturer that once put vacuum tubes on the motherboard. The workmanship and materials are excellent, and the overclocking capability is also good, but the price is too high. ***, the channels are not good, and the domestic acceptance is not ideal.

ACROP: Its shipment volume in the OEM market is relatively large, so it can also rank among the top ten in the world. However, it is very unsatisfactory in the DIY market. The trademark has been registered and sales have been greatly affected. The workmanship of the motherboard is not bad, and the "motherboard doctor" deserves praise, but the overclocking capability is mediocre.

Second-tier brands: The Hermits:

The reason why these brands are listed separately is because they are all very strong, but due to various reasons, it is not easy to be in the market. See:

IWILL: A well-known server/workstation motherboard manufacturer, it has also launched some DIY motherboards with outstanding quality, but due to lack of experience in the DIY market, sales have been very small.

Volkswagen (FIC): A veteran player in the motherboard industry. Before 1999, it had been one of the three largest motherboard manufacturers in Taiwan, second only to ASUS and Elite. However, it has gradually declined in recent years. , currently we can only see Volkswagen’s iron-brand products.

LEADTEK: A well-known graphics card manufacturer and nVidia’s top partner. In recent years, it has entered the motherboard industry and launched motherboards based on nForce series chipsets with luxurious workmanship. No expense was spared, but market acceptance was not perfect. Leadtek was acquired by Hon Hai in 2004, and its development prospects are relatively optimistic. However, in the future, its motherboard may have to be named "Foxconn".

Diamond (DFI): A veteran motherboard manufacturer, the LANPARTY series can be called luxurious, but due to poor channels, currently we can only see motherboards OEMed by Diamond, but it is reported that Diamond will launch this year Returning to the mainland market is definitely good news for the majority of DIYers.

SOYO: It is the first self-branded motherboard in Taiwan, China. In the Ben 2 era, SOYO's popularity is no less than that of first-line brands such as ASUS. However, Meijie's mainland branch unfortunately suffered losses and had to withdraw from the mainland market at the end of 2001. Although it returned to the mainland at the end of 2003, the entire market had been carved up. Whether Meijie can make a comeback is still unknown.

SYNTAX: A motherboard brand from California in the United States. It is said to have a very good reputation in Europe and the United States. The workmanship of the motherboard seems to be okay, but can it be ranked among the motherboard powers in Taiwan, my country? How about carving a bloody path in the middle? Let's wait and see.

Wastion (VIA): Wasion was originally just a chip design manufacturer, and the launch of its own brand of motherboards was entirely the result of market competition. Initially, the P4 chipset designed by Wasion was not authorized by INTEL. Due to INTEL's power, major motherboard manufacturers did not dare to produce P4 motherboards based on the VIA chipset. In this case, Wasion had to make its own motherboards. In fact, It was manufactured by other manufacturers, and the workmanship and materials were good, and the price was also very competitive. Later, as Wasion and INTEL reached a settlement, this brand faded out of the market.

Third-tier brands:

Have manufacturing capabilities and try to keep prices as low as possible while ensuring stable operation. This is the main feature of these third-tier manufacturers. The market competition has become increasingly fierce recently. Some brands Have disappeared, such as Xinming, Qilin, Dynasty, Zeling, Joint Training, etc. Here we only introduce the ones that can still be seen:

ASROCK: In order not to affect its own ** With a high-end image, ASUS launched this new brand. The main purpose is to suppress low-priced motherboards including Elite. It is designed by ASUS technical staff but produced in Shenzhen. The technology is quite innovative, but the quality of the motherboard is average and the repair rate is not low.

Juanxing (MBI): Seeing that ASRock is taking off in the low-end market, MSI couldn’t sit still, so it launched this brand in the summer of 2004, but the low-end market has been mostly occupied by ASRock. , Juan Xing didn’t know if he could withstand it.

AXPER: Gigabyte's low-end brand has the same purpose as Junxing, and is basically launched at the same time. The three major manufacturers will also compete in the low-end market.

SOLTEK: Originally, it could be classified as a second-tier brand. Its motherboards are very cost-effective. It also used to OEM motherboards for VIA. However, due to the price war in the past two years, the quality of its motherboards has deteriorated. Now it is also It can only be reduced to a third-tier brand.

SOKING: The name is very similar to SOKING, and it is also from Taiwan, China, but it is actually another manufacturer with R&D and manufacturing capabilities, but its current market impact is not great.

JETWAY: It is a decent motherboard brand. It has a series of special technologies named after "Elf". The quality of the motherboard is average. It once named the motherboard of the P4X266A chipset "848P". The brand image has been greatly affected.

Codia (QDI): It is the former Lenovo motherboard. It belongs to the QDI Division of Lenovo Group and is the largest motherboard supplier in mainland China. In early 2004, Lenovo Group separated the QDI business unit and established an independent subsidiary, and the brand Cordia came into being. However, QDI's strength and reputation are not as good as those of Taiwanese manufacturers, so the only thing they can do now is compete on price.

SHUTTLE: A powerful Taiwanese manufacturer, it has transformed into barebones production amid unprecedented fierce competition in the motherboard industry. Its motherboards are now hard to see on the market.

Boden (XFX): The manufacturer is Songjing Technology of Taiwan, China. This is a manufacturer that mainly manufactures graphics cards. The motherboards are also good, but they are also relatively rare.

Ocean (OCTEK): It is the largest motherboard manufacturer in Hong Kong. It was very popular in the 486 era. Later, it faded out of the retail market due to market adjustment. Although it returned to the mainland in 2002, it failed to make a breakthrough. , I wonder if we can see it again in the future.

TOPSTAR: A brand from Shenzhen with independent R&D and manufacturing capabilities. It claims to be the number one brand in China, but it still has a long way to go.

EAGLE: Manufactured by Shenzhen Leizhi Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., it has been exclusively for the low-end market for many years and does not have many advantages except low price.

ASZ: Also produced in Shenzhen, the manufacturer is Dongfang Hengjian Electronics Co., Ltd., which has certain manufacturing capabilities and also does OEM work for some other brands, but it is only cheap and the quality is not. Not outstanding.

SEAVO: The workmanship is pretty good, but the manufacturer is relatively low-key and has not seen much marketing promotion. If you want to open up the market, you may have to rely on price.

Incompetent brand:

Most of the motherboards at this level are channel vendors, have no manufacturing capabilities, and are completely OEMed by other manufacturers, so I call them incompetent brands. The workmanship is basically at the third-tier level, but there are also some excellent products. For example, the Colorful Dragon Warrior is actually Volkswagen's AU13, Onda's NK7U is OEMed by Diamond, and some models of Shuangmin are OEMed by Qingyun, which are optional. It’s time to keep your eyes open. Here we only list the names of these brands, and will not go into details one by one:

Colorful, Onda, Shuangmin, Meda, Omega, Yingtong, Spartak, Qixiang, Jiandalan De, Lanke, Tongwei, Titanium, Shuangjie, Sandi, Jianbang, Red Boat...

Other brands:

Needless to say, low price and poor quality , the repair rate is ***, it is best not to buy:

Zhongcheng, Zhida, Zhimeng, Lianguan, Jieling, Kenao, Guanmeng, Kemeng, Wanbanglong, Vista, Jiejia, Huaji, Huamei, Tianhong, Fengwei, Red Fox, Silver Fox, Yichi, Liansheng, Jiewei, Shuangshuo, Zhongling, Fuyang, Sipu, Boda, Songli, Huihuang, Tianyu , Xifeng, Zhiming...

Garbage motherboard:

Originally, it belongs to the same group as those no-name motherboards, but it is not easy to achieve such a great reputation. It can be called a no-name motherboard. The "leader" brand in:

Panying: Xintianxia Company from Shenzhen has registered the "Panying" trademark. Not only does the workmanship be rubbish, but it also confuses the public and claims that its own is the genuine product. It is a shameless statement!

Mercedes-Benz: Xintianxia is also the one who rushed to register, and collaborating with Panying can be said to be a serious insult to Mercedes-Benz!

Baiyu: In order to distinguish it from Taiwanese Baiyu, it is generally called Mainland Baiyu. It also started with rush registration and poor workmanship, which seriously interfered with the market order.

Shenzhou VI: A rather funny name. I was afraid of getting sued by calling him “Shenwu”, so I called him Shenliu^_^

Wuliangye: In China, his name is a household name , as everyone knows, INTEL may only be able to hold its own. But he didn't cherish it himself. He found some off-brand motherboard OEM in Shenzhen, then sold it at a low price, made a profit at a loss, and then announced that the company would enter the IT industry to boost his stock. It is really a tragedy for Chinese companies!