Asus is killing me with their lackluster support and overall quality of their flagship TR4 board Zenith Extreme. Nothing but trouble and only recently since the 2001 bios update has this very expensive system become stable enough for me to breathe easy. Latent corruption galore and constant issues with memory no matter if it was on the qvl or not. 

For the love of god work out a deal to make EVGA boards for the upcoming ThreadRippers. Miss the overall build quality of my x79 Dark and how stable it always was but Intel has been on my sh!t list for a long time now and I needed something with a lot of cores and couldn't justify the price Intel was wanting for toothpaste chips they were selling at the time. Not using solder on a $2k cpu is a big deal breaker for me and screams to me that the importance of quality for Intel has gone down the tubes.
 
Asus makes boards for both Intel and AMD so why not EVGA?

EVGA is a dedicated partner of Intel and NVIDIA. It is unlikely that EVGA would alter their position at this time. However, EVGA like any other company monitors the markets closely so you never know what they might do in the future. 
 
I don't like ASUS either and that is why I am using an ASRock X399 Taichi. A great motherboard. 

I don't care much for ATI cards. I am using a FTW3 2080ti Ultra with a 1080sc and of course both are EVGA. PSU is platinum 1600w EVGA. My focus is on the AMD CPUs. 

Thread linked above is a whole lot of fanboy-ism on both parts. I am just going to go for what I feel like I need regardless of Intel, Nvidia, AMD, or ATI. ATI has nothing on par with my 2080ti and they can barely make anything on par with even my 1080gtx so they don't even enter my radar, but... if they did make something on par with the 2080ti then I would certainly be willing to give one of those cards a shot.

AMD cpus however are starting to gain more traction. Intel has certainly lost me for the foreseeable future and soon I will be rebuilding 5 other rigs in this house. All of them are Intel for the moment but I have been bidding my time watching AMDs progress with their Ryzen line of cpus and I am starting to see really good things come from their cpu line of business. I have had nothing but issues on the Zenith Extreme and I am on my second RMA of this board but the latest bios has cleared up a lot of the memory troubles I was having for almost a damn year and now this 1950x is screaming like it should have from the word go.
 
I hope EVGA will consider heavily the trends of the current markets. Do not let companies like AMD, Intel, or NVidia lock you into a contract that would put EVGA between a rock and a hard place should their quality slide. 
 
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Look at my join date. I have been quiet all these years because I have been happy. I build EVGA. I still push the EVGA GPUs and PSUs, but I can't push Intel any more and so I am now looking for a board manufacturer who builds solid quality boards. My mistake for thinking Asus was still that.. it is unfortunate how far they have fallen.

Yep, it would be nice.... choices .

RainStryke
It won't happen... EVGA is Nvidia's only exclusive partner, which is the main reason it won't happen. We've been asking EVGA to make AMD motherboards for 10+ years and they've ignored every one of those requests. It's just like asking them to offer more competitive pricing on shipping through the EVGA store, they refuse to change or even look into anything. I suspect it takes too much effort. Not being innovative will only hurt them in the long run, which is funny because that's been EVGA's motto for a long time.

I think the track record of AMD has shown that it's not been a good option to build AMD over those 10+ years. I don't want to sound negative on AMD at all since they have been really good recently but for EVGA's 20 year history it's only been like 10% of that time being an Intel exclusive partner might not be the best option. For GPU's we are still waiting to see being an exclusive partner with NVIDIA be a bad thing since I can't say people would rush to pick up a AMD GPU over an NVIDIA one.
 
I think the real question is could Intel catch up with AMD before EVGA would have a product ready? If Intel does spend the R&D money and beats AMD breaking that exclusive deal with Intel could be very bad.