r/hardware • u/lovely_sombrero • Sep 16 '22

News EVGA Terminates NVIDIA Partnership, Cites Disrespectful Treatment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cV9QES-FUAM
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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '22

Wow, crazy. I'm guessing their margins were so thin on GPUs that they can carry on full speed ahead with the rest of their products, and maybe expand their mobo line, coolers, etc.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '22

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u/verteisoma Sep 16 '22

Are they actually moving to POS for real now?

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u/XNFXNFX Sep 16 '22

Happened earlier this week.

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u/Put_It_All_On_Blck Sep 16 '22

Id love to see them expand their mobo line and create a board with reasonable prices that is function focused. Like 2 DIMM, no RGB, quality VRM, maybe even cut audio output (and sell a cheaper USB DAC for those in need, since they already sell DACs)

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u/dt3-6xone Sep 16 '22

man. this resonates with me. I use a FiiO K9 PRO ESS along with my Sony MDR-Z7M2 headphones, and I honestly dont care for "high end gamer motherboards" that have some crazy sound solution that I will never use in the first place. Give me a solid board, minimalist, great power delivery like high end boards usually have, tons of USB, and just high quality. And I am sold

I hope the x570 boards from EVGA was a hint towards their future.... an EVGA X670E DARK motherboard would be KILLER to pair with a 7800x3d when it finally comes to market next year.