These outlets were directly briefed by EVGA, which confirmed that despite building prototype and test cards based on Nvidia’s upcoming 40-series GPUs, it wouldn’t be proceeding with those ...

EVGA has decided not to produce video cards with Nvidia's next generation of GPUs, the RTX 40-series, reports analyst Jon Peddie. The news is even bigger than that, though: Speaking to Gamers ...

Ahead of Nvidia's GTC 2022 keynote next week, where the company is expected to announce its new 40-series consumer GPUs, manufacturer EVGA has announced that it is terminating its relationship ...

EVGA won't produce RTX 40 series GPUs, effectively exiting the graphics card market entirely. Possibly heralding the end of EVGA, the decision could bring closer attention to the business ...

Graphics cards manufacturer ... A well-known partner of Nvidia, EVGA has won numerous awards, and fans have come to love the performance and styling of its 30-series cards. Coming at an unusual ...

and now several people whose jobs solely revolved around GPU manufacturing and development don’t have an obvious job to perform. While EVGA will continue to sell RTX 30-series cards, it expects ...

The end of the EVGA-Nvidia relationship could hurt Nvidia—Peddie says that EVGA represents about 40 percent of ... design and clock speeds, GPUs in the same series tend to perform similarly ...

Going forward, EVGA will cut down the production of RTX 3000 series graphics cards, and the company is ... EVGA has a market share of 40 percent in the North American retail market and also ...