I'm pretty sure they piss on all their board partners equally.Holy spitballs! nVidia pissed on EVGA that hard?
They have Kingpin motherboards stillThat's terrible... most Nvidia GPUs I bought were from EVGA. I guess the Kingpin brand is dead as well
In the video, Steve thinks EVGA's story is full of holes, apparently EVGA is losing big on the retained inventory they overprovisioned during cryptoboom, some family matters with the CEO of EVGA are also to blame.This is a pretty huge deal. 80% of their revenue was from graphics cards and they won't work with NVIDIA ever again it seems. They won't be selling RTX 4000 GPUs. They also have no plans to work with Intel or AMD.
Nah, the way the scam works is you sell a token amount of founders cards for marketing/legal purposes (maintain the illusion), while jacking up pricing to partners to gouge the crypto boom. Since the token amount of "MSRP" founders is hardly ever in stock, it doesn't really affect partner pricing.... at least until the crypto market crashes.Clearly Nvidia wants to sell their own Founders GPUs instead so they can make that sweet sweet markup.....
Which doesn't really add up for cards selling above MSRP and being out of inventory by the end of 2022.... unless....apparently EVGA is losing big on the retained inventory they overprovisioned during cryptoboom
quite shocked and in denial phase that hoping it all turns out a troll stunt.
In the video, Steve thinks EVGA's story is full of holes, apparently EVGA is losing big on the retained inventory they overprovisioned during cryptoboom, some family matters with the CEO of EVGA are also to blame.
It's not the only reason, but GPU's no longer being viable for mining is likely going to continue to cause ripples (tidal waves?) throughout this industry.