Company CEO Andrew Han revealed EVGA's conflicts with NVIDIA in an interview with YouTubers. ... EVGA, Han said, will continue selling cards based on older GeForce GPUs like the RTX 3000 series.

"We wish Andrew [Han] and our friends at EVGA all the best." I think it's safe to assume that Nvidia might have more to say if it weren't a public company with a $328B market cap, but that's all ...

EVGA will continue to sell its current supply of graphics ... The video cites interviews directly with leaders at EVGA and quotes founder and CEO Andrew Han and chief branding officer Joe Darwin.

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.

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.

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 ...

EVGA's graphics cards have exclusively used Nvidia GPUs since its founding in 1999, and according to Gamers Nexus, GeForce sales represent 80 percent of EVGA's revenue, making this a momentous and ...

EVGA CEO Andrew Han might also have personal reasons for ending the partnership. Gamers Nexus says that Han, who is in his 60s and has been CEO since EVGA was founded in 2000, ...

Speaking with YouTube channel GamersNexus, EVGA CEO Andrew Han said that while graphics cards are 80% of the company’s business, the firm makes 300% more of a margin on power supplies.

EVGA, Popular Graphics Card Maker, Parts Ways With Nvidia In Messy Breakup The company will continue to sell its remaining RTX 30-series cards, but will cease all GPU production moving forward ...

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.

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 ...