The CLCx Series is the sequel to the award-winning EVGA CLC All-In-One CPU Liquid Coolers. It’s been refreshed with Asetek’s 7th Generation water pump, an integrated 480×480 LCD display ...

If you’ve got some cash to spare and want an alternative to the EVGA CLC 240/280, then the Corsair Hydro Series H115i PRO is another excellent cooler pairing for the i7-8700K. The Corsair Hydro Series ...

EVGA are at the moment in a bit of a strange place, following their departure from the graphics card market, the general thoughts is that the company is beginning to reduce its production and ...

At the more budget end of the market, the EVGA CLC cooler is reliable when it comes to extra cooling ... processor with the CORSAIR HYDRO Liquid CPU cooler. This model has a 240 mm radiator with ...

With one of the most complete motherboards available based on Intel's Z790 chipset, the EVGA Classified is worth every bit of its asking price! EVGA is a vendor we look forward to with each new ...

It uses a 9 pin USB 2.0 header cable to connect with the motherboard. For high duty demand, EVGA CLC 280 is a perfect choice. Arctic liquid freezer II 240 offers the best performance. It is one of ...

In context: This past weekend, EVGA announced that they would no longer produce graphics cards ahead of Nvidia's reveal of their RTX 4000 series GPUs. EVGA claimed their relationship with Nvidia ...

Popular graphics card maker EVGA has terminated its relationship with Nvidia and will therefore no longer be manufacturing graphics cards going forward. As reported by YouTube channel Gamers Nexus ...

Nvidia is parting ways with EVGA, its biggest Add-in-Board (AIB) partner for selling graphics cards for years. According to tech YouTubers GamerNexus and JayZTwoCents, both of which reportedly ...

Related reads:Nvidia and AMD GPU Prices Are Dropping Globally, Is This the Time to Upgrade? EVGA, one of the biggest GPU partners for Nvidia will no longer make new graphics cards in the future.

In a statement posted to the official EVGA forums, the company says “EVGA will not carry the next generation graphics cards,” which refers to the upcoming RTX 4000 series from Nvidia.

EVGA, a titan in the PC component space, is getting out of the graphics card game. The company posted in its community forum, saying that it won’t be making next-generation Nvidia graphics cards ...