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You will still be able to buy EVGA motherboards and PSUs, they aren't quitting the PC component space altogether. I think ASUS is probably the next best option
by babypuncher 4y ago
You will still be able to buy EVGA motherboards and PSUs, they aren't quitting the PC component space altogether.
I think ASUS is probably the next best option if you still want to stick with Nvidia.
- geraldwhen 4y agoHard pass. I owned a few hundred GPUs over the past couple of years and asus reliability and customer service are only second worst from nvidia itself. I actually had much better success rates with gigabyte cards this gen than asus. For nvidia rmas, I would often have to fight with someone in India that would demand I try the GPU in two separate full PC builds. I had the ability to do that, of course, but what normal person could satisfy that RMA request? I received more than a few asus rma cards that had severe damage. Ports didn’t line up, pins were bent, and in a couple cases there was just tape all over the card and it wouldn’t post. Tape. All over the card.