This is, by far, the most confusing thing to happen in the industry in quite a while. Per the video: Nvidia represents 80% of EVGA's revenue. EVGA isn't planni

This is, by far, the most confusing thing to happen in the industry in quite a while. Per the video: Nvidia represents 80% of EVGA's revenue. EVGA isn't planning to expand their product lines. They're "financially sound", staying in business, and not planning to sell the company. EVGA's view is that Nvidia has been disrespectful as a board partner, making it "difficult if not impossible" to be profitable. This is just incomprehensible through any lens except that most of EVGA's statements are lies or half-lies and they're not actually financially sound. They're a company that has tried, several times, to expand into other market segments; motherboard & power supplies being the two biggest ones. These never took off quite like graphics cards, but a big reason feels like they never invested enough into those areas. Really sounds like, hard financial straits, not enough R&D, and an aging CEO who just wants to retire. I wonder if they ever reached out to a company like Corsair as an acquisition?