Tuesday, June 29th 2021
EVGA Goes Red, Teases The First Ever Motherboard Made for AMD Ryzen Processors
EVGA Corporation, or simply EVGA as it is known in the community, is the maker of various PC components and peripherals. As many of you are aware, EVGA has historically been focused on making products based on silicon coming from NVIDIA and Intel. The company has used NVIDIA products exclusively for its GPU portfolio and used Intel chipsets for its motherboard solutions. In the past, EVGA made motherboards for AMD processors, however, these boards used NVIDIA's chipset so they weren't technically full AMD motherboards. Starting today, that is about to change as we got some very juicy teasers from EVGA. In the nine-second video teaser on YouTube titled "A new Darkness is coming...", EVGA showcased a simple animation showing the AMD Ryzen logo surrounding EVGA's.
And of course, that only means one thing. EVGA will officially be joining the ecosystem of AMD and offering motherboards for their Ryzen processors. While the company is "one of the top NVIDIA authorized partners" in GPUs, on the CPU front it is officially joining Team Red and marking an important milestone for everyone. It is still not clear what kind of motherboard we will be getting, however, we can expect to see EVGA's best engineering applied in the form of a possible X570 Dark motherboard.
Below, you can see the video teaser.
And of course, that only means one thing. EVGA will officially be joining the ecosystem of AMD and offering motherboards for their Ryzen processors. While the company is "one of the top NVIDIA authorized partners" in GPUs, on the CPU front it is officially joining Team Red and marking an important milestone for everyone. It is still not clear what kind of motherboard we will be getting, however, we can expect to see EVGA's best engineering applied in the form of a possible X570 Dark motherboard.
83 Comments on EVGA Goes Red, Teases The First Ever Motherboard Made for AMD Ryzen Processors
I really wish EVGA took advantage of the fact they've grown so much to free themselves from NVIDIA's exclusivity shackles, and that these AMD-based parts sell well enough they're enticed to release RDNA 3 GPUs for the next generation. A Kingpin "7900 XT" would be very high on my upgrade-to list from the 3090 :rockout:
You also missed when the article and title of the article simply said EVGA had never sold a motherboard for AMD processors before... So you're coming into this fight after they changed the criteria.
I havent seen that "never sold a motherboard for AMD Processor" statement. Although maybe I was a bit late to the party and it has been corrected before I could see it.