EVGA expected to leave the GPU market after break up with NVIDIA

EVGA is making a big change in its business ventures by cutting ties with NVIDIA and leaving the GPU market for the foreseeable future. Read on!

No more EVGA RTX GPUs!

EVGA is not with NVIDIA anymore!

EVGA has been one of the top add-in-board of NVIDIA for years. The former said that it is cutting ties with the latter and will not be carrying the RTX 4000 series. EVGA is citing that NVIDIA withheld important like MSRP and costs of GPU chips until NVIDIA announces them on stage. 

In addition, NVIDIA allegedly restricted the ability of EVGA to customize their cards such as adding more VRAM.NVIDIA may also have a conflict of interest as it competes with its partners with its own Founders Edition cards since the profit margin is not a worry for the company

EVGA will still sell RTX 3000 series GPUs until supplies last. These are stocks kept from the market in case of needing to replace customers' GPUs. EVGA will be focusing on other products and does not plan on partnering with Intel or AMD anytime soon. This points to the direction of EVGA completely exiting the GPU market.

EVGA was allegedly able to make RTX 4000 series GPUs until the engineering sample phase. However, it will not make them anymore.

What do you guys think?

Via: Tom's Hardware