A shocking report claims that EVGA, a 20-year veteran of the GPU market and one of Nvidia’s biggest partners, is exiting the graphics card business entirely. As one of the most visible brands ...

A final point that Andrew Han mentioned was that NVIDIA allegedly made extreme demands of EVGA's staff. He didn't go into detail but mentioned that one reason for making this decision was to ...

As per Andrew Han’s comments above, it seems pretty clear that while EVGA remains under his leadership, no restoration of business with Nvidia will ever be undertaken again.

EVGA has terminated its partnership with NVIDIA over 'disrespectful treatment' and also shared it ... The news comes courtesy of YouTube channel GamersNexus in an interview with EVGA CEO Andrew Han.

The massive business shift, which was confirmed by EVGA on its forums, has been broken down in a detailed report by Gamers Nexus, who spoke directly to EVGA CEO Andrew Han to get the details of ...

According to YouTube channels Gamers Nexus and JayzTwoCents the CEO of EVGA, Andrew Han, has been having meetings with outlets where he confirmed the company plans to part ways with Nvidia.

"Andrew [Han] wanted to wind down the business. And he's wanted to do that for a couple of years. Andrew and EVGA are great partners, and were great partners, and I'm sad to see them leave the market.

As per EVGA, the work ethic of Nvidia has been difficult to work with. After two decades, ... as EVGA Chief Executive Office Andrew Han explained.

EVGA is cutting ties with Nvidia and dropping out of the graphics card business, according to reports from multiple prominent PC gaming influencers, citing interviews with EVGA CEO Andrew Han. In ...

EVGA, best known as the third-party manufacturer for Nvidia's graphics cards, ... CEO Andrew Han cited growing tensions with Nvidia as the reason for the move, ...

EVGA, one of the biggest GPU partners for Nvidia will no longer make new graphics cards in the future. Speaking to YouTube channel GamersNexus, EVGA CEO Andrew Han said that not only will they not ...

Stemming from a disagreement with NVIDIA’s business practice, EVGA won’t offer NVIDIA’s next-gen series of graphics boards and will ultimately cut ties with the company.