Owning a handful of AMD cards still that would be a no... AMD handles drivers, and once a card is no longer the latest and greatest. Drivers they sort of get forgotten and you need applications like Rivatuner to stop the downclocking, clock blocker, and sadly Radeon Pro has not been updated since the Fury cards. The pcie slots turning off, the cards downclocking and undervolting to the point the display turns off or looks like vram corruption is not fun. Used one of my AMD backup cards during my step-up, it was not fun.

As for intel if they cannot make something way faster than my 3090 TI probably not.

 
I was never really into AMD. Would be a tough choice to make.

I would buy an EVGA branded AMD card for sure. 

Sajin
Only if AMD or Intel was completely smashing Nvidia.

I don't know if AMD can 'smash' NVIDIA but their performance has come close in the past. Intel will need another year or two before they have a competitive high end video card. 
 
Another point of contention is price. How will AMD price their next gen cards compared to NVIDIA? 

Probably not.   Don't care for AMD.

Depends. Buying a GPU is a complex decision. But pure performance is not my only criteria, I want 5 years or greater warranty support given the sheer cost of high-end GPUs. If EVGA continued its extended warranty program with Intel Arc or AMD Radeons then I would put them on my shortlist regardless of which GPU had the best performance.

The problems with Intel and AMD isn't the hardware.
The software stack for the video cards is where the brand just falls down.

Might I EVENTUALLY buy the product of such a team-up?

As always, it's a definite "Maybe"
 

No. I wouldn't. AMD GPU's can die in a fire...Intel is garbage (at this point).
 
If Intel got as good as the nvidia cards, I MIGHT consider it.
 

AMD: depends on how good 7000 series is.
Intel: personally, not for a generation or two, but if they came out with some affordable mid-level cards I'd fully support others buying them. If the Intel GPUs get to where they're competitive at the high end, absolutely.

If AMD and EVGA teamed up and drivers are solid, 100% yes I'm in and in on a AMD mobo as well. Hoping EVGA comes out with a nice mobo for the new Ryzen mobo's, that may get me in on that as well. 

I would be interested in it.

Part of the reason why I would honestly consider it is PS5 and Xbox are using AMD GPU and that is pretty major to what technology the vast majority of games are going to use. One of NIVIDA weaknesses has always been not going open source until technology is irrelevant. That isn’t to say ray tracing isn’t important or that GPU AI super sampling isn’t important it’s just saying but instead the AMD way that works for those on consoles is going to be more likely supported by any port and if it’s open source and works on NVIDIA also then supporting RTX or DLSS is a nice afterthought but might not happen.

As for Intel they are new to the market and I really want them to do good and the company can easily fund a GPU division that could develop amazing cards. I would totally buy an Intel card if they really seem committed and focused on listening to gamers. I just need to kind of feel that Intel is going to not be the suit and tie company that is willing to make a gamers department of the company and really teaming up with EVGA would help that image shift. Of course I felt the same way about Microsoft when the company known for Windows and Office announced they were making a console after they pretty much moved away from releasing PC games at the time.

This is hard to say But if EVGA is backing up the warranty there a 80% chance yes.

never not for a long time last AMD card I had was 9800 Radeon, it would be nice to see good competition, but until that happens I only go with nvidia.  I like EVGA as a company and my first choice for nvidia cards but when it comes down to it in the end I will just buy whatever is available from whoever.

Mostly every forum member would know my answer...🤣🤣🤣. Exactly EVGA can create their own drivers problem solved next question😼

I for one would definitely stick with what works. I considered amd 6800xt but could not no3 EVGA.
If EVGA decides in the future to go AMD good deal. Until Intel can compete not so much. Sense my rig is updated
I have the luxury of time,,  AMD heck ya, Pull your Stetson down, dig in your heels and hope you don't have to green of
a bronco from the pasture. Ah ya sry about those riddles