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>It seems to me this is part of a strategy to get intel and AMD This announcement weakens EVGA's leverage since now EVGA doesn't have the NVidia option. Also,
by yyyk 4y ago
>It seems to me this is part of a strategy to get intel and AMD
This announcement weakens EVGA's leverage since now EVGA doesn't have the NVidia option.
Also, if EVGA were willing to work with Intel, Intel would have jumped on it. Intel has a lot to gain from EVGA - EVGA could give Intel some credibility in the discrete graphics market that Intel doesn't have.
Most likely EVGA actually wants to be out of the game?
- teruakohatu 4y agoMaybe EVGA does not want thr brnad associated with low or mid-tier components. One day Intel will have a flagship GPU, but today is not the day.
- 0xy 4y agoAlmost nobody buys a 3090. A huge, huge portion of the market is fought in the mid-tier. The 2060 was the most popular 20-series card, if memory serves. AMD and Intel can compete in the mid-tier.