Not the oldest but definitely the oldest I still own GeForce 9400GT

austin86
3 285s 2gb's witch I still use. I did have a 6800 pro 256mb up until not long ago but I scraped the system it was in. I did try and sell the system locally it but no one wanted it even for 100$. Not many are as crazy as me to want a water cooled P4 system lol. I did get a shy less then 50$ out of it. Scrap prices are crazy right now.
Now that I think about it I regret scrapping it.
 

ty_ger07
What a piece of junk that motherboard was!!  I mean, maybe it was better than the nForce 780i that I had before it.  ... Maybe.  Bad in other ways though.  It's the reason I do not plan to ever buy an EVGA motherboard again.

EVGA has a tough time with motherboards for the longest time. I'd be willing to bet that there is not even one working EVGA SK939 board form them that is still working, let alone many early x58 and 775 boards. From what I know they have stepped up quite a bit since then but I too also have a hard time with the idea of buying one again.

I have a 775...the 780i FTW with a lapped 8600 and a non lapped 8400. All work as good as when i put them away. Well, they havent been out in about 4 years now since my brother gave it back to me about then. 775's were finicky tricky boards with OC holes in the bus speed, usb legacy bug issue, etc.. i like to call them personalities.

GTX 680 SC Signature 2

GTX 560 Ti, which is why i'm desperate for an RTX!

My oldest Evga card (and also my very first Evga card ever) is a Geforce 6800 GT (256 MBs of RAM, AGP).
 
However, while I haven't turned on that desktop in a while, it was still running extremely well last time I used it and has actually outlasted two cards I've had in the time since in the desktop I built to "replace" that system. It does run on the hot side, though (even after I had to move everything to a different case with better cooling and ventilation). Regardless, my positive experience with that card and Evga back then is part of what made a fan out of me.
 
It was also the very first video card I can honestly remember getting very excited over almost from the time I first read about it. When the card I originally had in that system began acting up and had to be replaced, I opted to go for a 6800 and even used to watch sales on a daily basis and was actively saving up in the hopes of being able to afford to buy one and admittedly could barely contain myself when I finally had the box in hand.

I've got an EVGA FX 5500 powering my Retro win98 machine. Also have an EVGA TNT2 M64 collecting dust... would love to find a normal TNT2 (Ultra? Did they make an Ultra?) from EVGA :D

EVGA Titan Black Hydro Copper - Superclocked, works quite good, still - but I want more :-)

970 

Some of you in this forum making me feel old.
While it was definitely not my first graphics card, I do recall happily buying an EVGA e-GeForce4 MX 420... and it was beautiful for its time.

gtx 280

Zaphod3d
GTX 560 Ti, which is why i'm desperate for an RTX!

same here. Time to upgrade. The 560 Ti is slightly bottlenecking my new 5800x :)

leegoocrap
I've got an EVGA FX 5500 powering my Retro win98 machine. Also have an EVGA TNT2 M64 collecting dust... would love to find a normal TNT2 (Ultra? Did they make an Ultra?) from EVGA :D

I remember trying to get a FX 5500 on PCI interface bc I bought a compaq computer w/o VGA... had to settle for FX 5200

Had a 560ti that I gave to a friend, currently using a 780. Still handles things decently for a 7 year old gpu.

GTX 970. Still strong as a bull

7900GTO and motherboard from 2006ish