After EVGA announced that it would not produce graphics cards, its GPU overclocking software update supported RTX 4090.

CTOnews.com, October 22, according to Videocardz, after EVGA announced that it would no longer produce graphics cards, its GPU overclocking tool, Precision X1, was updated to support RTX 4090 models.

It is reported that although EVGA will not release RTX 4090 graphics cards, EVAG's GPU overclocking monitoring tool EVGA Precision X1 can also be used for other brands of graphics cards, but some features that belong to EVGA graphics cards cannot be enabled.

Foreign media Videocardz confirmed that EVGA Precision X1 does support RTX 4090, support GPU and video memory frequency overclocking, power restrictions and other adjustments.

CTOnews.com reported that in September, EVGA announced that it would no longer produce RTX or other graphics cards. Although the company has made many EVT samples of EVGA RTX 4090 FTW3 graphics cards, it will not go into mass production and has closed all active programs related to graphics cards-including KINGPIN graphics cards.