[update] it is reported that EVGA has withdrawn from the motherboard market, which is officially denied

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! [update] EVGA has now responded to foreign media TechPowerUp:

We saw the news, and these are all rumors.

Our Taiwan office is still in operation and the Kingpin department is still working at EVGA.

EVGA is still doing business and supporting its customers.

CTOnews.com July 7 news, according to TechPowerUp, EVGA may also have to withdraw from the motherboard market after withdrawing from the graphics card market.

It is reported that EVGA is scaling back its desktop motherboard business. According to sources, all 170 employees involved in the motherboard business in EVGA's China Taiwan regional office have resigned, including the KINGPIN project.

At present, the EVGA official has not yet released a response.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, last September, EVGA announced that it would no longer produce RTX or other graphics cards. At that time, EVGA had already made many EVT samples of RTX 4090 FTW3 graphics cards, but it would not be in mass production, and all video card-related activities-including the KINGPIN project-had been closed.