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EVGA Going Bye Bye ?

Dicehunter

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Massive L, I'm sure mine and many others' favourite cards over the years have been EVGA models.

I haven't used many of their other products, but it would be a great shame to see them disappear altogether.
 
As with many people thought, their finances were terrible even before quitting GPU business. Their boss was likely A) bad with money, B) poor at release scheduling and C) silly for releasing way too many overpriced products.

Edit: And mostly being exclusive to NA meant you had zero chance.
 
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I thought they were making far more money per unit on the other items compared to GPUS to keep themselves afloat. Or is this simply the downsizing that is was due since they no longer make GPUs.
 
their not shutting down, in a video opening with Gamersnexus GPU BIOS team & kingpin said thell transfer to new Companies but Motherboards & pSU will carry on, yes their will be mass leavers but not for mobo/psu
 
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random_matt said:
Maybe I am wrong, but do you seriously think EVGA can survive on two motherboards which sell poorly and some PSU's? Let's be realistic here.
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In fairness they made A LOT of money out of those PSUs. They commented after they left Nvidia, saying that the margins were enormous.

It sounds to me like the guy wants to retire, and doesn't want to sell the company.
 
random_matt said:
Maybe I am wrong, but do you seriously think EVGA can survive on two motherboards which sell poorly and some PSU's? Let's be realistic here.
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From the info dump by GN it sounded like GPU margins have been crap for EVGA for a while now, so technically they have been surviving on. Two motherboards.
 
Chuk_Chuk said:
From the info dump by GN it sounded like GPU margins have been crap for EVGA for a while now, so technically they have been surviving on. Two motherboards.
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I do not see how that would be possible. A classified and kingpin board costs over $500 and can only be bought in the USA. If their PSU's make a ton of profit, cool beans, but the motherboards certainly would not by themselves.
 
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