Cool GTX
To Answer your Question:  (My Opinion)
EVGA is performance based hardware company, with their Business Model more to high-end performance. 
Why would EVGA invest their limited resources on the Second place (Market Share if Not Performance) CPU Mfg ?
Do you go to the Chevy Dealer & ask When are you going to make Fords ?

Yesterday Zen2 take a IPC crown. What will do EVGA now? 
Other vendors made a full-chargerd mobos, because AMD take back performance leadership(except gaming)
Look at this X570 xtreme with true 14+2 phase VRM(without doublers)
Also, amd outsells intel, so who is second place? (GamersNexus marketshare statistic, Mindfactory.de)

rulik006
 
Other vendors made a full-chargerd mobos, because AMD take back performance leadership(except gaming)

Gaming is pretty important. =)

3rd gen RYZEN will certainly be a great gaming CPU but AMD's marketshare still needs to increase further. If AMD continues to increase performance with their CPUs and offer them at competitive prices then their sales should increase. 
 
Think about it. A 12 core 3rd gen RYZEN costs less than half of the cost of a 12 core Intel processor. 
 
It will probably be a very long time before EVGA even considers making a motherboard for AMD if at all. 

EVGATech_AlanT
This is probably the most frequent speculative question I get while on the phone with customers. I think the demand is there.

I'd like to see an EVGA X570 chipset motherboard or maybe even a 3rd gen Threadripper AMD chipset motherboard but I don't think EVGA will make one yet. 

Performance of Ryzen 2 warrants consideration from Evga.

I want an Evga x570 in ITX form factor.

bcavnaugh
My Vote is No AMD Motherboards and No AMD Graphics Cards.

There ya go. See, we agree once in a blue moon.         

aka_STEVE_b
I say sell 'em all ........ customer is right - so customer wants choices

Then EVGA would need to change their name to EVGAMD
If the Customer is right then Ford needs to start making Chevrolet and change their name to Chevroford
 

aka_STEVE_b
EVGA is the dealership , not the manufacturer .  They can choose to sell whatever brand they want .
 
They used to sell AMD & Nvidia  ..... so  ,  M.E.G.A.  ( Make EVGA Great Again ) !  

EVGA dose not make their Motherboard and Graphics Card at all not even the Design of them?
This would make EVGA no different than a Car Dealership, and they only sale New Car from one Maker.

aka_STEVE_b
EVGA is the dealership , not the manufacturer .  They can choose to sell whatever brand they want .
 
They used to sell AMD & Nvidia  ..... so  ,  M.E.G.A.  ( Make EVGA Great Again ) !  

Seems to me EVGA only made AMD boards when Nvidia made the chip-sets for them.
Maybe go over and ask Nvidia to make AMD chips-sets again, then maybe EVGA will sell them

EVGA does design their motherboards & gpu's, but it the past they didn't actually build them at evga plants. I now believe they do build them at evga plants. 

I remember EVGA had no end of problems when it used NVIDIA chipsets to power Intel motherboards. It wasn't even any fault of EVGA, just NVIDIA's wacky, driver-problem prone chipsets. EVGA shouldn't go AMD unless they can handle the extra support work, but they may lose a large slice of the market if most enthusiasts jump back to the AMD brand. When Zen 4 comes out with DDR5 support in <2 years it will most likely be my upgrade from Haswell. AMD has made a point to hit its launch timetables.
 
I am so tired of the constant security patches that sap performance for Intel's chips, particularly when AMD doesn't suffer from most of them. AMD didn't trade increased performance at the expense of security, they offer incredible value, better performance, better chipset platforms, and support for newer standards like PCie 4.0. Intel probably won't even migrate to DDR5 until 2022-23 which is unfortunate given the performance benefits DDR5 will bring.

Aye, I'd be very surprised. But the trendline for AMD looks great from here, and with Intel planning to sell its own GPUs next year it's not like EVGA will be able to avoid dealing with a competitor regardless since it sells Intel boards. Only question is if Intel will sell its GPUs direct or via OEMs. 

bill1024
Maybe EVGA will sell Intel GPUs. First we will have to see how good they are.

kougar
Aye, I'd be very surprised. But the trendline for AMD looks great from here, and with Intel planning to sell its own GPUs next year it's not like EVGA will be able to avoid dealing with a competitor regardless since it sells Intel boards. Only question is if Intel will sell its GPUs direct or via OEMs. 

That's interesting and would be welcomed.