Having watched most of the GamersNexus video, my takeaways were:
- Will maintain some stock for RMAs
- Made pre-production boards for 4xxx, will not manufacture
- 3080 and above are not profitable for EVGA
- NVIDIA is not transparent about pricing with board manufacturers, they find out MRSP same time we do
- NVIDIA limits MSRP heavily on cards so they can't do things to sell more profitable higher end cards
- It sounds like (this is my takeaway from GN's description, not their words) EVGA's CEO is tired of dealing with NVIDIA, wants to refocus on family, and there isn't a clear person to replace him and hesitant to sell to people who would mistreat employees/cut corners/damage brand.
- Will continue selling power supplies
- No plan to work with AMD or Intel making boards, CEO sounded dismissive toward it
- Will maintain some stock for RMAs
- Made pre-production boards for 4xxx, will not manufacture
- 3080 and above are not profitable for EVGA
- NVIDIA is not transparent about pricing with board manufacturers, they find out MRSP same time we do
- NVIDIA limits MSRP heavily on cards so they can't do things to sell more profitable higher end cards
- It sounds like (this is my takeaway from GN's description, not their words) EVGA's CEO is tired of dealing with NVIDIA, wants to refocus on family, and there isn't a clear person to replace him and hesitant to sell to people who would mistreat employees/cut corners/damage brand.
- Will continue selling power supplies
- No plan to work with AMD or Intel making boards, CEO sounded dismissive toward it