In my neck of the woods I can get a 240w board with 436 301b diodes and meanwell driver for less than a HLG 65w board and 320w long boards with 566 301b diodes/ meanwell driver for less than a HLG 100w board. The 450w 972 diode boards go for less than two thirds of the price of a HLG 260. It all depends on where you are. Imo there's no reason to buy a 100w board over a 320w board with the same diodes and driver quality just because of a name.
I've had no issues whatsoever with no name quantum boards from china. I have a "unbranded" 240w board with 436 lm301b diodes and a meanwell hlg-240 driver, another unbranded 110w board with 218 301b diodes and a meanwell XLG driver plus a greenfingers 288 diode 281b board at 150w with sosen driver/app control.
They all meet their par maps advertised with a few percent, have had zero issues over two years and end up costing far less than the "western" boards which use the same diodes, drivers and sinks anyway.
The newer bar lights from viparspectra and similar are great lights for the price and watt for watt won't be much different than the more expensive setups due to identical diode and driver choices most of the time.
It really comes down to diode count, footprint and how heavily they are driven at the end of the day.