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If they survive, they (and the CEO) are black listed from Nvidia for life. Something tells me the contract they had with Nvidia prevents them from jumping into bed with AMD.What do they have left to sell if they won't be making GPUs, do you think they will make the jump to AMD ?
What do they have left to sell if they won't be making GPUs, do you think they will make the jump to AMD ?
What happened to there motherboard business they used to around years ago because i had one, now in the uk anyway you don't see them much.No, they are not going to make GPUs for anyone cause their complaint about Nvidia is true for AMD and probably Intel as well - watch the gamersnexus video, Evga says Nvidia is making Evga lose hundreds of dollars on every GPU it sells and the way they are losing money would apply to AMD and Intel as well and that's why they want nothing to do with graphics cards.
Graphics cards make up 80% of EVGAs business, the other 20% is power supplies
As per the gamers nexus video motherboards represents about 2% of their business. By the sounds of it they will continue making them, but who knows at this point. Maybe they will end up being a major motherboard company, or maybe they will shut down completely.Don't they make motherboards too? Or is that a thing of the past?
If Nvidia is going to be dicks to their AIB partners I can see other AIBs walking away.
And then instead of them saying "we got dumped" they said "we dump you first!!!11"The undertone I picked up in that video seemed to be something along the lines of: nvidia wants to be apple and if that's true, why share their margin?
And then instead of them saying "we got dumped" they said "we dump you first!!!11"
The undertone I picked up in that video seemed to be something along the lines of: nvidia wants to be apple and if that's true, why share their margin? Perhaps EVGA just knew which way the wind was blowing and jumped first.