the_Scarlet_one
I don’t see evga making products for NVidia cards, since they aren’t making NVidia cards. This has been suggested/requested a couple of time since evga announced they wouldn’t be making a 40 series GPU.

kevinc313

the_Scarlet_one
I don’t see evga making products for NVidia cards, since they aren’t making NVidia cards. This has been suggested/requested a couple of time since evga announced they wouldn’t be making a 40 series GPU.

I'd buy one.  They could make one for reference boards and one for FE boards.  $200 each.  Probably 240mm and 360mm.

GTXJackBauer

yaymz
I'm still not sold that EVGA is just going to ride off into the sunset and just make PSUs and Peripherals. The IP of EVGA is just too valuable.
 
I feel like one of the following will happen:

1. Nvidia and EVGA eventually kiss and make up.  EVGA restructures the GPU division stateside and back in the game with 5000 series in a year or two.
   1. This could very well be in-line with the shutting down of the GPU division in Taiwan, if they are planning a restructure.  There is certainly margin to be gained back with not having to deal with logistics/customs/tarriffs along with working with a division half way around the globe in another building..  You could easily tap a handful of key people and rebuild the GPU division here in the US.  Would give a huge advantage against the other AIB's still MFG in Asia.  The timing of all this would fall in line with all the US Fabs being built.  All cards would be US made!
2. As the time goes on, and the chances of an EVGA/Nvidia reunification start to dwindle, in turn the value of the IP will continue to go down.  There may be an opportunity for for new ownership which could take EVGA in a direction aimed at AMD or Intel GPUs.

Just some theory and conjecture here, feel free to pick it apart, but I still feel like it is plausible that we will see some beastly EVGA gpus somewhere down the line.
 

This has crossed my mind as well especially with all the chatter with Taiwan.  Hope other companies will do the same if say something were to happen and all TSMC production comes to a halt.  Hopefully we'll have our FABs here in the US up and running by than. 
 
One can only hope there is a future EVGA GPU participation.

KarmNelis
After seeing how mediocre other AIOs perform such as Gigabyte Xtreme Waterforce and MSI Suprim Liquid X, they are just cheaply made GPUs with water in it but won't do anything significant compared to the air-cooled version. 
 
I still remember how easy it was to hit top 2 under the same specs in Firestrike with SLI 1080Ti FTW 3 Hybrid to have sub 50C core temperature when loading at 350W.
 
To do anything significant, the 4090 T/F curve still requires 40C to have 3100Mhz which means 4090 needs to have sub 40C at 450W, sub 50C at 600W.  

 
But these 4090 AIOs all failed because the cooling compacity is designed with only 500W in mind. 
 
Gigabyte Xtreme Waterforce almost reaches 50C at only 450W, 900rpm, 25C ambient. 

 
MSI Suprim Liquid X is a lot worse, it has to crank up the fans to 1600rpm to do 50C, 450W but at 21C ambient. 

 
At 550W Gigabyte Xtreme Waterforce is already close to 60C with 3060Mhz at 1050rpm. 

 
After 60C the sub 3050Mhz core clock has even little differences in terms of performances. 64C 3000MHz vs 60C 3030MHz are basically the same while a 550W 64C 3030MHz Strix can perform similar with quieter fans. 
 
Without EVGA, this generation AIOs are not good. Air version is superior. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

kraade
If you want a Hybrid, there's no better than the MSI cards. They are more efficient that the Kingpin 3090s and they are in stock.