I always read on the Steam forums of AMD users having odd random problems. That’s why I left ATI, and their soul lives on with AMD.

I stopped buying EVGA about 8 years ago when I realized the company no longer backed quality and completely lost focus, stopping GPU sales is probably the final nail in EVGA's coffin (tin foil hat, flame protection etc). Sorry to EVGA employees but I don't see you having much of a job without GPU sales. :(

Pyrophoric
I stopped buying EVGA about 8 years ago when I realized the company no longer backed quality and completely lost focus, stopping GPU sales is probably the final nail in EVGA's coffin (tin foil hat, flame protection etc). Sorry to EVGA employees but I don't see you having much of a job without GPU sales. :(

GPUs sales are 75% of their revenues. No way they can survive long term without it.

guess i will be buying asus cards

donta1979

mobax09
Wow so people with extended warranty are going to get the short hand of the stick? No next gen, then later down the line no more current gen stock and no options for step-up for next gen. 

Once they are out you are SOL. Glad I was not in a rush to get my 3090 TI extended warranty. They would had robbed me for an additional 270 something dollars... Already got me on a few other 30 series cards...

B0baganoosh
holy crap. and here people thought I was crazy when said the writing on the wall over the last year wasn't good.

Sadly the writing was on the wall as soon as Andrew Han took over the failed businessman with an ego. He has singlehandedly destroyed what his business partner and co-owner built & created. We have seen the slow progression of things slowly go downhill over the years. Even the forums get treated as a liability than an asset they are no longer as busy as they used to be with people who freely spoke with crazy ideas to overclocking they all left and went someplace else as the forums got ran differently under Andrews guidance.

your first name is Rob, isn't it?  I read this and then randomly stopped over to the facebook page of EVGA to see what other people are saying.  Saw your profile and your jeep.  Just cool to put a name to the face.

What else does EVGA do if they dont sell GPUs?

kidcrumb
What else does EVGA do if they dont sell GPUs?

sell power supplies.

 
Been a long time, I think the 8800GTS was my first card, and I've had cards from every series since, usually multiple from each series. Really bummed out to see this happen, but after watching GamersNexus video again in full just now, I can understand it somewhat... even though my own selfish desires want EVGA to suck it up and keep moving forward with NVidia, lol.
 
Steve (GN) is correct in saying that if EVGA wants to get back into the GPU market, it needs to be soon though - 4 years down the line isn't going to cut it. Unfortunately, at this point, EVGA seems pretty adamant that they are done with it, and have no plans for an AMD or Intel GPU partnership.
 
I've had a couple of AMD cards (way back when it was ATI) but I've never been a big fan, however I'll consider trying an AMD GPU over NVidia in future based on principal, assuming the performance is reasonably competitive. At this point, I see myself sticking with my 3090Ti for maybe a few years at least.
 
I was unhappy with this announcement from EVGA, but now I'm more p'ed off with NVidia because their actions led to EVGA's decision. I'm sad but at the same time kind of proud EVGA refused to compromise their standards. Jenson can shove his 4090 up his bunghole. Repeatedly, and vigorously. I'm not considering the 4000 series unless NVidia apologize and start working with EVGA instead of disrespecting the value EVGA add to NVidia's product.
 
 

This is very disappointing. I have been using EVGA GPUs exclusively for longer than I can recall.
 
I have been very happy with your products overall. Thank you for great GPU products and support over the years. I look forward to seeing what comes next for EVGA.

Are you going to rename the company? EPSU?