EVGA will no longer make video cards

Hopefully a company like PNY or Zotac grab him and he brings all his design knowledge to bolster the companies offerings. I really don't want him to go to ASUS .. it'd be such a waste.

Just realized that I might need to stock up on his KingpinX thermal paste.. I don't think his disconnect from EVGA should mess with his XOC offerings, but who knows..
 
Nunz said:
Hopefully a company like PNY or Zotac grab him and he brings all his design knowledge to bolster the companies offerings. I really don't want him to go to ASUS .. it'd be such a waste.

Just realized that I might need to stock up on his KingpinX thermal paste.. I don't think his disconnect from EVGA should mess with his XOC offerings, but who knows..
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Hopefully MSI or Asus that make both not just NV :hmm:
 
The links I shared earlier offered some informative information on the Green Light Program from Nvidia. Nice reads!
 
I wonder if Nvidia does pretty much just want to push the AIBs out? In that case it would explain why they don't particularly care about EVGA leaving. Basically they can just offer up terms with a take it or leave it attitude, knowing that if the AIBs leave they can just sell more first party cards.

They don't need to outright eliminate AIBs, just keep offering the same stiff terms, while undercutting their prices with the FEs. Eventually FEs will be the majority of cards sold and the AIBs can decide whether to continue or not.
 
I mean, typically FEs haven't been used to undercut AIBs. They've been more expensive than reference designs and usually between (using EVGA as the example) like a FTW3 and a Black.

What happened this year was unprecedented, as far as I've seen, and not for nothing.. but we've seen a whole lot of unprecedented since 2020. Madness!
 
Nunz said:
I mean, typically FEs haven't been used to undercut AIBs. They've been more expensive than reference designs and usually between (using EVGA as the example) like a FTW3 and a Black.

What happened this year was unprecedented, as far as I've seen, and not for nothing.. but we've seen a whole lot of unprecedented since 2020. Madness!
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It's only going to get more strange moving forward too. There are a lot of companies out there that are streamlining their production and parts because of 2020. So moving forward there may be some interesting changes to business models.
 
Nagorak said:
I wonder if Nvidia does pretty much just want to push the AIBs out? In that case it would explain why they don't particularly care about EVGA leaving. Basically they can just offer up terms with a take it or leave it attitude, knowing that if the AIBs leave they can just sell more first party cards.

They don't need to outright eliminate AIBs, just keep offering the same stiff terms, while undercutting their prices with the FEs. Eventually FEs will be the majority of cards sold and the AIBs can decide whether to continue or not.
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Ya they always wanted to have vertical integration like Apple. Thats why they tried to buy arm. They havent grown like Apple tho and outside gaming cards they are mostly selling their hw/sw solutions to other companies for ai/servers which isnt as big as a retail business so its been a slow moving process.
 
It would burn a lot of bridges if Nvidia actually admitted to that. Apple's model is so profitable its the one many tech companies strive for. Nvidia's actions have pointed to it from its acquisitions to its behavior with its partners for a long time. They are just a means to an end. They even tried to create an ecosystem.
 
pax said:
It would burn a lot of bridges if Nvidia actually admitted to that. Apple's model is so profitable its the one many tech companies strive for. Nvidia's actions have pointed to it from its acquisitions to its behavior with its partners for a long time. They are just a means to an end. They even tried to create an ecosystem.
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getting the ARM deal killed by the Federal Trade Commission may have slowed or killed that
 
I think they overshot but maybe still be trying. They should do a console all by themselves and get it over with. Most of us would still mainly be pc gamers.
 
I'll help EVGA out by buying one of their 1000w SuperNova PSU's when I get my 4090. :lol:
 
pax said:
I think they overshot but maybe still be trying. They should do a console all by themselves and get it over with. Most of us would still mainly be pc gamers.
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Nvidia hasn't really shown to be that adept at making CPUs. Also I am not sure whether ARM based CPUs are ideal for that scenario? For that reason I don't see them having much success with consoles in the future. The one thing AMD seems to have locked down are applications that require both good CPU and GPU performance.
 
Nagorak said:
Nvidia hasn't really shown to be that adept at making CPUs. Also I am not sure whether ARM based CPUs are ideal for that scenario? For that reason I don't see them having much success with consoles in the future. The one thing AMD seems to have locked down are applications that require both good CPU and GPU performance.
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Hasn't apple shown that arm can hang with the big boys if you do it right?
 
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