Former EVGA Manager Reveals How Nvidia's Founders Edition Cards Helped Drive the Company Out of GPUs

Former EVGA manager reveals how Nvidia's Founders Edition cards helped drive the company out of GPUs

EVGA announced in 2022 that it would stop making Nvidia graphics cards, blaming the decision on what it described as an abusive relationship. Now, former EVGA Product Manager Brendon Ray Hedrick has shed more light on why that happened, including having to compete against Nvidia's own Founders Edition cards.Read Entire Article

Former EVGA manager reveals it had to sell some Nvidia RTX cards at a loss before quitting the GPU market

Last Updated on September 29, 2026 EVGA’s decision to stop making Nvidia graphics cards in 2022 came as a major surprise, especially since the company had spent years building a strong reputation among PC gamers. Now, a former EVGA product manager has shared more details about the difficulties the company was already facing years before ...

Ex-EVGA Product Manager Claims NVIDIA Required They Sell Some Graphics Cards at a Loss or Risk Not Receiving Its Full GPU Supply Orders

Image: EVGA An ex-EVGA product manager has made some interesting claims about NVIDIA’s requirements for its business partners regarding pricing and the subsequent availability of GPUs for graphics cards. EVGA was well known for its superb customer service, whether you needed something repaired or replaced, and for its ordering programs, which included reservation queues and trade-up offers, at a time when scalping peaked during the crypto-mining…