Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com Sept. 24, late August, several EVGA employees said they would leave the company, and then EVGA officially announced last week that it would withdraw from the graphics card market, ending its long-term partnership with NVIDIA.

This week, Nvidia officially launched its new RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 series graphics cards. Huang Renxun, its CEO, answered his views on EVGA in an interview with the media:

You know, Andrew (EVGA CEO) has long wanted to close the business, at least he has been thinking so for years. Andrew and EVGA are great partners, and we are great partners, and I'm sorry to see them leave. But he has other plans, and he's been thinking about it for years, so I think that's it. There are many good players in this market, and after EVGA, the market will continue to provide good service to users, but I will always miss them, he is an important part of our history, and Andrew is a great friend. I think it's time for him to do something else. As for EVGA's "disrespectful treatment of Nvidia", Huang Renxun explained that it was a lack of understanding of architecture development and pricing. He said Nvidia is trying to protect its AIB partners from current market conditions. This includes rising costs and difficulties in purchasing parts because of various supply chain problems.

He said that during the outbreak, it was difficult to purchase wafers and the delivery time of orders increased significantly: from the original 16 weeks to a year and a half. At the same time, user demand for the new GPU has risen sharply. As a result, Nvidia ordered a lot of inventory in advance, but now the market has slowed down, but Nvidia has not let any of its AIB partners bear the additional inventory cost.

In any case, we have ordered the components, so our AIB can be very flexible. When the market was hot, we took on most of the inventory. Our pricing has always been the same, not a penny has changed. But our spare parts costs have been rising, we are responsible for all the growth, we passed on $0 to the market.

"if you point your sword at Lao Huang, do it if you don't accept it: EVGA angrily sprays Nvidia and vows not to produce new graphics cards from now on."

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