EVGA's cheapest card was the one it couldn't afford to sell
TweakTown | 30.09.2026 09:25
Brendon Ray Hedrick, who worked at EVGA from 2016 to 2019, says the company believed it had to keep at least one GeForce card available at NVIDIA's advertised starting price, even when that model sold at a loss. This was believed to be necessary to protect EVGA's GPU allocation from NVIDIA.
