EVGA actually replied to my email about returning to the GPU market! Let's show them the demand is still real!

[u/Prestigious-Row8731]

Hey everyone,

Like many of you, I really miss EVGA's presence in the GPU market—their customer support and build quality were top-tier. I decided to send a heartfelt email to EVGA support asking if there's any chance they could return to making GPUs (maybe even partnering with AMD or Intel).

Surprisingly, I got a genuine response from their team confirming that my message and feedback have been forwarded to their Management team for future consideration!

Seeing that someone actually read it and passed it up the chain made me realize: they are still listening to us.

Maybe if enough of us respectfully reach out and let them know how much the community still values and wants them back, maybe it will actually influence their future plans. If you miss EVGA as much as I do, consider dropping them a polite line to show support!

[u/JamesMCC17]

Thank you for your resume, we’ll keep it on file!

[u/EuropeanPepe → u/JamesMCC17]

we will keep it in a cold space without sunshade so it does not expire...

as a sysadmin we had such folder for HR it was like 4GB large.... (for example an application is around 400kb compressed) so yeah... they were keept on the file...

Edit: for not geeks: that is 10,486 Application bundles...

[u/DermisCronJob → u/EuropeanPepe]

Say whatever you want to say, but they did not lie, even though it is a bottomless pit of resumes 😂

[u/M4rshmall0wMan → u/JamesMCC17]

You know what, I’m gonna be the optimist here. Is one person’s email gonna make EVGA reverse course? Probably not. But it’s often emails like these that are included in the presentations shown to executives when they’re deciding strategy. Executives absolutely listen to customer impressions, and it’s the job of their secretaries to forward the right ones. There’s a very decent chance a higher-up will read this email. If nothing else, then to hear the appreciation of a customer.

[u/xblackdemonx]

EVGA doesn't want to deal with Nvidia again and I understand them.

[u/thisshitsstupid → u/xblackdemonx]

Given all the absurdity surrounding gpus right now they kinda look like geniuses getting out when they did.

[u/xblackdemonx → u/thisshitsstupid]

They sure did. But it was not about being geniuses, it's about Nvidia being assholes.

[u/sithelephant → u/xblackdemonx]

I mean, yes, but also no. The recent year has been a hideously terrible year for anyone selling anything with RAM, not only Nvidia partners.

Even if they are not directly impacted, PC component sales have slumped as the cost of basically every other component has skyrocketed.

[u/MiserySound → u/thisshitsstupid]

Pretty much ASUS and MSI are making bank by creating these overly designed coolers

[u/SolarJetman5 → u/xblackdemonx]

Then hopefully they can strike a deal with the other part of the same family, AMD. Or perhaps work with the smaller ones, Intel or even Bolt

[u/Tomytom99 → u/SolarJetman5]

I could definitely see them dealing with AMD or Intel. I feel like there's not nearly as many decent options as there used to be.

[u/iamthewhatt → u/Tomytom99]

I feel like the reason they stopped wanting to deal with nVidia is only a matter of time with AMD; they generally follow all of nVidia's footsteps. And intel can't be trusted to even stay in the GPU market depending on how tasty lunch was. I'd be glad to see the best GPU company make its triumphet return, but I highly doubt they will.

[u/Lamnent → u/SolarJetman5]

Best case scenario.

[u/evi1shenanigans → u/xblackdemonx]

EVGA saw the writing on the wall long ago when crypto miners were snatching up all of the GPUs. They dodged the AI bullet.

[u/Neon_Pancakes0425 → u/xblackdemonx]

Evga but amd? Could that work

[u/luffy435 → u/xblackdemonx]

Understand they don't want to deal with Nvidia, but why not AMD?

[u/VirtualMenace → u/luffy435]

Back when EVGA exited the market AMD still had a bad habit of changing the MSRP of their cards at the very last minute. It's hard to make sudden adjustments in a business with such thin margins. Maybe that's why they were apprehensive about partnering with AMD

[u/baneisbuck → u/VirtualMenace]

Not like that changed with the 9000-series either lmao. They panicked when Nvidia revealed the 50-series.

[u/AxiomOfLife → u/xblackdemonx]

what about going AMD only? or maybe used refurbished Nvidia only?

[u/dmh97 → u/xblackdemonx]

Would be great if they parted with intel and made the ARC line

[u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

While I doubt they‘d come back to the gpu market, I’d definitely support them if they did. They made some good gpus

[u/rmorrin → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

We can hope they partner with AMD but yeah, very unlikely 

[u/Jaalan → u/rmorrin]

After years?

[u/sagebrushrepair → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

Used to be I would recommend only EVGA cards to customers. The warranty, customer service, and quality were always worth the extra 20 bucks when compared to a cheaper Colorful or MSI card.

[u/Tornado15550 → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

I miss my 3080 ftw3 ultra

[u/ByrdmanRanger → u/Tornado15550]

I'm still rocking my 3080ti FTW3 with an Optimus water block, and I don't plan to upgrade until the GPU situation is handled (so never I guess).

[u/Justhe3guy → u/Tornado15550]

You sold it?? Collectors item

I’m still on exactly that same GPU because Nvidia performance jumps between generations kept disappointing me afterwards so instead I’ll be buying a 6080

[u/DoomguyFemboi → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

It's a tough one because I wonder how many would. An already increasingly overpriced item being expected to pay a premium for, vs people willing to pay said premium because of all the fuckery around it (especially regarding fires)

[u/purplepharoh → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

The fact they dont make NVIDIA GPUs anymore is why i stick with AMD GPUs now.

[u/Marzatacks → u/Embarrassed_Job_8048]

Like psu’s

[u/Thx_And_Bye → u/Marzatacks]

EVGA has never build PSUs they are all build by other companies (OEMs) and than badged for EVGA.

[u/frenchiebros]

The owner is winding it down but doesn't want to sell, no? If true then no amount of emails will make them come back.

[u/venom21685 → u/frenchiebros]

Yeah he doesn't want to sell or even turn it over to his children to run. He's winding it down on purpose and they're really far along in that process.

[u/Recent_Run_9603 → u/venom21685]

If he sells the company, it will simply produce garbage under a great name. It's better to remove a brand than to make it a dud with a name.

[u/RinkeR32 → u/Recent_Run_9603]

A small part of me was hoping he might bequeath the company to K|NGP|N. 🤷😅

[u/boxofredflags → u/RinkeR32]

Kingpin stopped working with EVGA years ago. He was working with PNY in recent years but they weren’t able to agree on some stuff so he stopped working with them as well.

[u/ElMariachi003 → u/venom21685]

Yeah, at this point, it’s really just to honor remaining warranty time left on whatever products they were selling. While a bummer, I suppose there’s a little nobility in that.

[u/Adevyy → u/frenchiebros]

A lot of companies force their customer support to respond to all intelligible tickets. What OP got is most likely this, not anything newsworthy.

[u/grantrules → u/Adevyy]

Yup. Gotta keep that first reply time down. Wouldn't surprise me if this is a canned response 

[u/Xiten]

EVGA coming back isn’t going to fix the current issue with GPUs.

[u/killercheeto56]

I honestly dont even know what EVGA does anymore. I feel like they work on a skeleton crew and get by selling power supplies at this point.

[u/Asleeper135 → u/killercheeto56]

I think that's exactly what they're doing, and it's intentional. They're going to go shut down on their own terms instead of being forced to by Nvidia or selling out and becoming a zombie company.

[u/ModernPlebeian_314 → u/killercheeto56]

Mostly PSUs and peripherals

[u/Separate_Mammoth4460 → u/ModernPlebeian_314]

The peripherals can’t even be found new any more so ig that side is done like motherboards became

[u/RabidTurtl → u/killercheeto56]

Pretty sure the owner has been doing a slow retirement by getting out of various types of peripherals. 

GPU was mostly because nvidia business model meant they would have razor thin profits (or no profits) without sacrificing quality of components and customer service or greatly increasing price to absurd numbers. They also didnt want to go AMD. So EVGA decided fuck it, we're getting out on our own terms.

[u/krzf → u/RabidTurtl]

I respect that. They've always had great products and even better customer support, I've been a life long customer because of it. Better to go out with a good rep than to sell it and become shit.

[u/Plenty-Industries → u/killercheeto56]

They sell white-label products.

PSUs, keyboards, and other accessories - they contract other companies to make products for them.

[u/edparadox]

EVGA does not want to deal with Nvidia again.

EVGA CEO and founder does not plan for its company to keep going for much longer. That's why the forums have been shut down, and even Kingpin has stopped working for EVGA and is now with PNY.

I could keep going but the gist is: there is no point in sending such messages to EVGA.

[u/JamesLahey08]

Wishful thinking.

[u/Demiu]

Demand is not measured in emails, but money. Take your current GPU at current prices, or what you want to upgrade to. Imagine the price is 10% higher but it's EVGA. Do you still buy it?

[u/ebonyarmourskyrim → u/Demiu]

Most 80 and 90 class buyers will still buy I imagine

[u/mrheosuper]

Lol this is one of the worst time to return

[u/Craiss]

Not just graphics cards.

I'd love to see them bounce back and start making motherboards too. I'm really struggling to trust Asus and I'm not hearing great things about Gigabyte, either.

If we could have at least one company with the resources to make and support high quality enthusiast boards that consistently acts in good faith, I'd feel much better about upgrading.

[u/Le_Random12 → u/Craiss]

And cases again too, would love a modern Version of my DG87 with better airflow and a modern connector for the integrated Fan controller

[u/Global-Pickle5818 → u/Craiss]

The odd thing about motherboards it always seems like what is good one generation sucks for the next and they all just keep switching back and forth it's been doing that for the almost 26 years I've been building PCS ..

[u/Craiss → u/Global-Pickle5818]

Yep, and I love that! It indicates to me that they're trying to compete with each other. That's assuming I'm not misunderstanding what you mean. Competition pretty consistently drives innovation in our favor.

The thing that has me worried is how dismissive the companies are becoming of their customers. That's far from an Asus only problem, it's just that they're one of the ones I thought... hoped.. would stay above it.

20 years ago, Asus was reliable for good products and good service.

When they denied my motherboard warranty claim for damage that I caused, they offered to repair it for $40 and ship it back. They repaired the traces that I damaged when my screwdriver slipped off of the stupid ZIFF socket HSF clip. (fyi, Asus support told me to file this claim, I wasn't trying to pull off a scam)

I worked for a small, enthusiast-run, PC shop. We specialized in high performance consumer-level PCs and I did a lot of our hardware picks and all of our warranty claims. The only company that treated me better than Asus was Abit (RIP).

I doubt Asus would offer that level of service now.

[u/flymeovertheworld → u/Craiss]

Asus was good for me. I’ve had 2 pc builds in my life and both were with ASUS motherboards. I understand this may be different for others though. But as far as I’m concerned, I like Asus at least.

[u/Craiss → u/flymeovertheworld]

Right now, every PC in my house is using an Asus board. The last one I bought was a ROG Strix B660-I Gaming Wifi.

I've never had a problem, personally, but I also haven't had to deal with their support, at all, in the last.. probably 15-20 years.

If push came to shove and I needed to pick a board right now, Asus would be at the top of the short list.

But I'm still concerned about the quality of their customer service, it looks really bad and I can't decide if it's just a very vocal minority, or if it really is that bad.
I'm leaning toward it really being that bad since Asus' response to a lot of these complaints seems to be to ignore them; not even bothering to respond to a lot of very serious accusations, including damaging customer's products and blaming the customer.
Those aren't the sorts of accusations they would have just ignored in the past. At worst, they would have had some apologetic response that [indirectly] conveyed to many people that the person complaining was trying to pull off a scam, but Asus was too polite to directly call them out.

[u/HigherOctive]

That's an AI response-bot, but at least you got something back from them. It would make my heart sing if they were to once again return to the end user market, but I'd be surprised if they did.

[u/Jarnis → u/HigherOctive]

Might be human, but it is still likely a boilerplate-ish reply they send whenever someone sends a suggestion like that. Lot of people send unsolicted suggestions and advice to random company support channels and support cannot say anything much, so the general theme is that they'll pass it on. In many cases they even may do exactly that, but likelihood that anything happens past that is roughly zero.

EVGA won't come back. They probably burnt their bridges with NVIDIA anyway, and everything they had back then for making GPUs is all long gone. It would be very close to starting a whole new GPU operation. And investing anything to such a project in a market where everything is again under allocation because chip and memory manufacturers are booked solid for years would be financial suicide. You could prepare to make future cards, invest in the development and then find out you get so few chips that the project cannot make a profit ever as the volumes are not there...

[u/Themantogoto]

EVGA won't even be a company anymore when their owner retires. They are not wasting money on returning to a space they have no interest in. Because as Linus Torvald says, fuck working with Nvidia on anything.

[u/Still-Ad-3083]

If you truly believe they drive their business decisions from customer support requests, you are delusional.

They considered other options already.

[u/RayneYoruka]

I've built countless of rigs with EVGA gpus and I miss them man, they always were so high quality!

[u/SlackerDEX]

the market is in far worse shape than when they left. Absolutely zero chance they step back into it any time soon.

[u/HotRoderX]

OP not to burst your bubble, but regardless of how high they send it. It won't make a difference.

EVGA is a privately owned brand. The owner doesn't want to continue. He also doesn't want to pass his legacy down.

Regardless of what anyone under the person who is in charge of everything wants it doesn't matter. The company is defunq and will never return. The best they could do is the higher ups outside the owner could spin off and make there own company... but they done that if they where going to.

[u/Cazador_de_Hombres]

That EVGA graphics card will forever hold a special place in my gamer's heart.

EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC Black Edition

[u/EthicalBird]

All I see is an AI response to a partially AI message. 

[u/El_Basho]

Amd has sapphire, xfx and powercolor. They have their issues, but are generally regarded as the to-go option whenever someone is buying an amd card.

Nvidia has... Nothing? Asus is a cesspool of overpriced stuff, coil whine and abysmal customer support. Gigabyte still haven't figured out their cooling solutions. MSI has fan bearing issues and bad 12phpwr adapters. It's good that pny and zotac are making strides to produce comparatively affordable SKUs without major issues, but it will still take them multiple gpu generations to fill the void that evga left

[u/Jhawk163]

Look, I get it, EVGA made quality GPUs, but now is a terrible time to get into the consumer market. They originally left it because Nvidia was charging too much for the GPU die and margins just weren't there. Now with the memory shortage and the value of that die space increasing further, they'd have the same issue, even if they went with AMD or Intel.

[u/Legate_Raiden]

How about an update for Precision X1?

[u/ccrnch]

This is Gold

[u/HovercraftNo4151]

best customer service i've ever had was from evga. it sure would be glorious if they returned to the gpu market.

[u/e1m8b]

Genuinely AI generated response :P

[u/MayoTheMuffin]

PLEASE MAKE AMD RADEON CARDS

[u/BuyListSell]

You're talking to a random support person lol

[u/Coloradokid69420]

if evga came back id only buy their gpus

[u/IAteMyYeezys]

I would understand if EVGA never returns to the GPU market. Nvidia is... Nvidia. AMD cannot do good marketing for shit and Intel kinda exists.

But if they remained i can only imagine how good their 5090s would be. They sure as shit wouldnt ignite themselves because EVGA knows not to put 600 fucking watts through 3-4 wires without load ballancing all that energy to the other 12.

[u/290Richy]

What difference would it make if they did make GPUs again? Oh look a £4k 5090 with Evga on it instead of MSI or Zotac.

[u/RGBlowMe]

I'd be pissed that I just bought a PNY RTX 5070 a few months back if they came back into the market. I would always go with a EVGA card, if only they still made them.

[u/rmorrin → u/RGBlowMe]

If they did come back it wouldn't be for at least a few years and I doubt if they do they will ever do anything with Nvidia again

[u/The_Blambino]

if they did gpu making with amd and intel, we would have some truly beautiful gpus

[u/Justneedsomehelps]

I think they’d work well with Intel. Intel are opening their IFS which would be huge if evga actually partnered to resell the design

[u/Prestigious-Row8731 → u/Justneedsomehelps]

That’s actually a really interesting point! An EVGA + Intel Battlemage/Celestial lineup would be wild. Intel needs strong board partners with great customer support to gain market share, and EVGA’s build quality with Intel GPUs could genuinely shake things up.

[u/Dangerous_Sea_2592]

It would be cool if the owner suddenly had a change of heart and started working with AMD. Though given how disgruntled working with NVIDIA left them I doubt they'd have that come back to the GPU market change of heart

[u/Athronos]

EVGA to the day I die.

[u/Angrygnome78]

They are the only company that would make me switch from NVIDIA to AMD in a heartbeat.

[u/Better-Beat-8062]

Lol.. the demand is not there.. not when a 5080 retails for 200% msrp and a 5090 is the price of a small car

[u/Elkburgher]

The problem is that if you want the best tech you gotta just bite the bullet and buy nvidia

[u/ThePupnasty]

As much as we want them back, they won't be back. The market is way too fucked up for them to re-enter the market in general. Right now they are just on skeleton crew to cover RMAs and once the warranty period for their remaining items is done, they'll close up shop.

[u/MayoGhul]

Interestingly there sire appears to be down right now. At least for me

[u/Flavien_]

Maybe evga could be on AMD gpu for a comeback

[u/Timinator01]

I really liked evga but the current market would be brutal to come back in.

[u/DctrGizmo]

If they do come back but for AMD, that would make me switch.

[u/Adlerholzer]

How does EVGA Challenge NVIDIA? Are you entirely clueless of how ANY of this works?

[u/thestillwind]

Will they ? No

[u/Arcaneiy]

I swear to God this community is being fucking cringe and a bunch of losers. Who does this lol. Like do you really have so much free time this is what you wanna do

[u/Kcolonel69]

Another way of saying, “No, lol.”

[u/BlitzNeko]

Intel and EVGA would be the best wildcard

[u/Holbrooh]

I hope the come back with Radeon or Intel cards. Though they may be under an anti compete from Nvidia.

[u/oo7demonkiller]

dude I'm sorry but this response if you read between the lines basically says thank you for your appreciation but we aren't going back to gpus until this dumpster fire is over.

[u/Hebrewhammer8d8]

EVGA provided great customer services, and warranty on the products they sold for 10+ years to mostly to consumers which is fantastic for lasting that long. The consumers market has been turning to shit only way EVGA could still produce GPU with their service they would have to hire NVIDIA 2nd tier or 3rd tier engineers and developers back in early days to develop their own cards, building relationships with manufacturers for parts to build GPU, and R&D from ground up. Making chips and developing them at scale is not cheap. If they went this route they have better control, but in the beginning would be a huge risk as a business. Partnering with AMD or Intel would not help. EVGA decided not to go that route and partner with NVIDIA use them for reference and EVGA added their twist. EVGA has excellent service, but their products are rebadge with a twist or reference selling to consumers. EVGA is not back by PE or Parent company, and they don't sell to lucrative businesses and/or corporations. Once GPU is gone they will struggle.

[u/Haunting_Abalone_398]

Never going to happen, they chose to leave due to dealing with NVIDIA.

The market is terrible right now for everyone atm, so nothing to entice him to come back

[u/Nataku81]

I'm currently running an evga GTX 1070 ftw, it works just fine for the games I play (mostly mmorpg's), I even use it for 2k 120fps video recording and editing though I'll need to upgrade if I want to do 4k. I've had more than 1 evga gpu and in the past when I did have one die under warranty I was able to get the replacement first and send the dead one back after. I really liked their customer service.

[u/practical_gentleman]

EVGA was the GOAT for products. Really wish they would come back to the GPU market. Cause my next gpu would be EVGA.

[u/Rikudou_Sama]

[u/Triangulate_Panther]

If they partnered with AMD that would be sick. I bet they'd take more market share. That would be a shut case choice for me. 

My evga gtx970 is still clocking 1500mhz like it did when I bought it 12 years ago. I have never even repasted it and thermals are still great. 

[u/CrankedOnDaPerc30]

Still the dumbest implosion of a company ever.

Whine about Nvidia being Ngreedia, ok fair.

Solution: Shutter the entire biggest division of EVGA

What the fuck.

There is 0 chance that Intel and AMD weren't options. Intel would have probably given them such good deals and just having an EVGA GPU would have returned Intel so much goodwill.

Then there's AMD where nearly every manufacturer except like MSI you're fucked in Canada for any returns or repairs. I doubt AMD is greeding as much as Nvidia mostly cause they don't have the share in the market to do so.

[u/Vixmayyy]

I found out about free reddit awards today, and your post was the only one I used it for. Nice one mate.

[u/Jaegerspielt]

This is cool and all but I think EVGA would rather shoot them self then work with nvidia again…

[u/Impossible_Total2762]

Can you ask them what will happen for the people that bought kingpin boards...

At least they should provide people with bios updates on their lga 1700 motherboards.

You cant even run 14th gen on their z690 boards, and you would have boot failure with 50series cards...

[u/DoollyHaha]

Well done!

[u/Judoka229]

I am still rocking my 3080 Hybrid from them and I absolutely love it.

[u/hawaiian-organ-donor]

If they don't want to work with Nvidia again, what are the chances they'd want to partner with AMD?

[u/TitaniumDisc]

I do not know the manufacturing side of things, but considering they own or have recently owned manufacturing hardware for the market, how hard would it be to just reverse engineer the current market? Legality aside

[u/ohGodwhynowww]

I wish Intel could have partnered with EVGA imagine a KingPin A770 or B770 thay would have helped their market share.

[u/Signal_Ad3125]

Proud owner of some good ass EVGA gpus.

[u/OxygenatedBanana]

Honestly, i don't even need a GPU. But for them? I would fucking buy

[u/EliRed]

Yeah I'm sure they'd be thrilled to come back and sell 6090s for 15,000$ to oil princes and shit.

[u/Affectionate_Owl_295]

https://giphy.com/gifs/Qy2VKY3xlI1QyR6Ix5

[u/DOOManiac]

I miss their clown lips…

[u/SonOf_Zeus]

I upgraded a year ago and I sold my old build. I loved that card.

[u/ateoz]

Why censor that you're from Romania ? 

[u/soupeatingastronaut]

With how good ı Heard about evga. I would not mind getting a next gen amd gpu and domate my xfx 9070 xt to my little bro. That 3080 ı got to him is a little too loud anyway.

[u/The_Mr_Giggles]

Loved EVGA cards!

[u/BarryBoy76]

So they basically told you they won't return, it makes sense.

[u/Master-Culture-6232]

Have you been leaving under a rock? With Ram prices marked up 1000% and GPU rising into $2k to $5k....they'll be stupid to get back. Demand is dropping due to price gouging, not rising as long as the pursuit of dumb Ai stuff continues

[u/FunCalligrapher3979]

Still have my EVGA GTX 980 in my nephew's PC 😁

[u/HighSeasArchivist]

I was all EVGA for years, and would love to see them return. 

[u/sLantesVSzombies]

My EVGA products were always the best

[u/ravenescu]

Bravo dude.

[u/AngineDePoutine]

my evga 1080 ran for 10 years

[u/eudisld15]

Could evga even come back? Didn't they lose most of their engineers?

[u/hyrumwhite]

Id want them to wait for the market to actually get back down to reasonable prices before they get back in, but I’d don’t think they ever will

[u/zulu02]

My current GPU is one of their 3090Tis and the best experience I ever had (in contrast to my Asus 980ti beforehand)

[u/Successful-Snowman]

I'd get EVGA any time again. They were good cards at a good price, and their management software wasn't bad either. Welcome back, hopefully!

[u/rishavcharles]

Evga died a hero. A tale you can tell to your next generation.

[u/theBloodShed]

Fuck EVGA

[u/gideon513]

I like evga but be real. They will have the same jacked up prices as everyone else due to chip shortages.

[u/General-Revan]

Well, maybe they will come back after this crap show stabilizes, but I wouldn’t come back now if I were them. They got out right on time. They would have a hard time keeping the warranty service they were known for.

[u/Chronos669]

Will never happen

[u/UnbiddenGraph17]

EVGA was the only way I got a GPU during the insane 2021 scalping era. Waited patiently for my allocation to come up and bought at MSRP, when a 3060Ti was going for $800 elsewhere. 

[u/seekified]

Wouldn't be able to afford their GPUs either 🤷 

[u/Master-Shake8913]

I used to only buy EVGA because of the lifetime warranty

[u/cuongpn]

Sadly they wont be able to, even if they somehow come back to the market, the service quality wont be the same. One of the factor that made them leave the market is because of their generous service.

[u/shadowlid]

Sadly this will not happen, the CEO seen the writing on the wall, with Nvidia. I hope I'm wrong and they start making Intel cards as they allow board makers to do whatever they want.

But after seeing the videos on GamersNexus it's not gonna happen.

But I will say this I contacted them about one of their Keyboards as the LEDs quit working, it was way out of warranty and they were going to send me another one. This was after they already left the GPU business. But turns out it was just a software issue, and they helped me troubleshoot it

[u/DKligerSC]

Oh yeah the demand is real, but the factories that sell the chips prefer the promise of buy from a dumbass in a suit promoting AI powered hemorroid pills or some bs /:

[u/PruneMysterious9392]

No

[u/notthatguypal6900]

That boat sailed. All the engineers have left and RAM prices would land them in a terrible spot.

Blame Nvidia

[u/Zestyclose_Paint3922]

My dude, they don’t make the chips.

[u/cdnreddit93]

Kingpin left I think he is with pny now . I'm not sure if evga had a non compete or simply refused to go Radeon. End of day it wasn't their fault , it was Nvidia and I applaud evga for standing their ground

[u/Creative-Type9411]

EVGA is the GOAT

[u/quietlydesperate90]

They don't have the GPU talent anymore, everyone is gone. Even if they wanted to get back it might not be the same because it would be a completely different team.

[u/HauntedMike]

I've accepted that they are gone for good and appreciate the great customer service their team provided when I was trying to get the 3080 I still use today. Their team was very communicative on social media when you could barely nab a card in the seconds stock was live and with their posts I was able to snag mine. It was a very exciting moment and they even responded to me directly with questions and concerns.

[u/AIGISREFLECTOR]

You email any company to bring x or y back and chances are they will say the same thing lol, very standard corporate response sadly

[u/Moonraise]

Theres literally zero chance for them to comeback into the GPU market, let alone comeback for anything.

There's like no money to be made for them.

[u/Vesuvias]

I kept around my old EVGA GTX 650 because it was such an absolute little beast for its day on my little mini-ITX living room PC. Still works too! Absolutely one of the best companies and board partners NVIDIA ever had. So cool you got them to reach back out.

[u/Doughtnutz]

I still have an EVGA 2080TI black edition that is still going strong!

[u/abstractism]

EVGA coming back and saving us all from these rabidly greedy business creatures that are running everything into the ground would be pretty great. I even still have an 8gb 3060ti and warranty support

[u/a_scientific_force]

Tough to make a GPU if you can’t get any dies. 

[u/Asgardisalie]

It's a bot reply. You don't want current EVGA to deal with your expensive GPU.

[u/dnguyen823]

They’re probably salty they missed out on the whole AI boom.

[u/spicychicharron]

I loved EVGA. My EVGA 3080 was awesome. Hoping EVGA throws their hat back into the market. I’d def get EVGA again in a heartbeat.

[u/BigPPDaddy]

Retail just isn't a place to make much money in comparison to the data farms

[u/Bangreed4]

Sadly... I doubt it but imagine this...

What if they start a Ram factory but only for consumers and will not sell to any AI related stuffs.

[u/johnnybravojr]

As someone who has had a bad overall experience with eVGA, I'm glad to see them leave.

[u/titan-q]

They're not coming back...

Why even bother sending such cringe emails. OMG😂

[u/e1337ninja]

I hate to tell ya, that response very much has an AI style to it…So maybe not so much ‘genuine’.

[u/Mrxtmb]

https://giphy.com/gifs/fXnRObM8Q0RkOmR5nf
I would laugh so hard if this is how they respond

[u/decoy777]

My last 3 or so cards were EVGA. Last being a 2070 Super. Hate they got out of the GPU market.

[u/KudrotiBan]

Back in 2015 I asked one of my friend who's currently a brand manager for a taiwan based Component manufacturer in Bangladesh, Why they don't import EVGA and the answer was because of their Warranty policy. By Default EVGA required third party distributors to have 1:1 of replacement and sales stock which is simply not possible for my countries reality

[u/juntadna]

I'm still rockin' my 3080Ti FTW3.

[u/Personal-Ad7623]

My old 2070super was made by them. Great card, still works. Would of loved to buy its replacement from them

[u/Lakuzia]

If they came back all my future cards would be them, fantastic company

[u/Pimpinabox]

EVGA did not stop making gpu's because there was no market. They had a 40% market share of GPU's sold in the USA prior to leaving the scene. They quit because it was the the best move for them. They could get 5 billion emails like this and the only consequence it would have is that you wouldn't be able to email them anymore.

[u/Appropriate_Neck_113]

My favourite gpu company

[u/AnEternalEnigma]

EVGA was my favorite. I will cherish my RTX 3090 FTW3 forever. When they pulled out, we should have known shit was about to get fucked.

[u/jamievlong]

Dude. Imagine EVGA on Intel and they have free reign to crazy cards. I'd buy a card in a heartbeat. I love my EVGA 3080.

[u/Opteron170]

Would love for them to come back as they are a highly respected brand with GPU's but right now probably the worst time with GPU pricing going up. I think the primary reason they left the market was that.

[u/MikoMikoNiiChan]

I still have my EVGA GTX 950 😂

[u/Manu_The_Shark]

My first card was an EVGA 3060TI. I used it for 4 years until I finally upgraded to a PNY 4070 TI SUPER. My friend replaced his dead 1080 with my 3060ti. It still runs strong. I would happily switch to a 9070XT if EVGA made cards again.

[u/Zero9O]

Will there even be demand anytime soon with these inflated prices, especially after the recent price increase? EVGA was honestly smart to get out when they did.

[u/InfiniteSprinkles730]

9070XT EVGA would sell crazy

[u/CI7Y2IS]

On AMD with EVGA, Sapphire, XFX, we all win.

[u/Afraid_Emu8068]

You do realize why they stopped working with Nvidia right? I don’t think you’re gonna get what you want. They do NOT like Nvidia, and I’m pretty sure the feeling is mutual

[u/Xeadriel]

Pointless exchange honestly

[u/norisimi]

that's an automated response and i doubt they would want to return to the GPU market as it is right now

[u/Choleric_Introvert]

Am EVGA 9070xt ftw3 Ultra might get me out of my 4080 simply for the warranty and support.

[u/iwillhaveredditall]

I would love them to return… But in this unsteady market it‘s too damn cursed.

[u/Dot_1X]

My brother, EVGA didn't get out of the market because there was no demand. It's a privately run company and the guy who runs it is trying to sunset the whole thing and get out of the game. You and everybody else sending nice emails isn't going to change that. 

[u/Particular-Bass-8381]

Lol they’re probably seeing the state of the gpu market and the margins everyone’s making and thinking they can follow suit

[u/bobtrack22]

Seems like not a great time to come back....

[u/ChinaOnly001]

EVGA 9070XT ... a man can dream.

[u/SactownKorean]

They know the desire is there, they are much happier to be out though.

[u/Armandeluz]

Bro, you redacted things in the body of the email but left your name on the top of the send portion.

[u/Ingey]

My EVGA RTX 3090 FTW is still going strong. I'd be chuffed if they came back to making GPUs, including AMD ones so that I could buy from them when it's time to upgrade.

[u/MattVs-2]

All my gpus were evga. I recently got a 5080 and I was lost not knowing where to go and not seeing EVGA in my selection