EVGA

EVGA was an American company that manufactured and distributed computer hardware. Founded in 1999, the company was best known for its graphics cards, particularly those based on NVIDIA GeForce technology. Beyond graphics cards, EVGA also produced power supply units, motherboards, all-in-one liquid CPU coolers, PC cases, and gaming peripherals. They cultivated a reputation for high-quality products and strong customer support, including a popular warranty program.

Over the years, EVGA built a significant following among PC enthusiasts and gamers due to its focus on performance and reliability. The company often released custom-designed versions of graphics cards with enhanced cooling solutions and factory overclocking. They also sponsored esports teams and participated in various gaming events.

In September 2022, EVGA announced it would cease its partnership with NVIDIA and discontinue its graphics card business. This decision marked a significant shift for the company. Following this announcement, EVGA stated it would continue to operate and focus on its other product lines, such as power supplies and gaming peripherals. The company's future direction after this pivot has been a topic of interest within the tech community.