EVGA Corporation is a US computer hardware company that manufactures Nvidia GPU-based video cards and Intel-Chipset-based motherboards. It has two divisions, namely the EVGA GmbH and EVGA Technology Inc. The company expanded its portfolio in 2010 to sell gaming laptops, power suppliers, computer cases, All-In-One Liquid Coolers, and gaming mice. EVGA was founded in 1999 by Andrew Han and Keith Rochford, with headquarters in Brea, California. Its strategy was based on the philosophy of intelligent innovation, real-time operation, and market knowledge. Its first-ever motherboard based on an intel chipset was released in 2008. The X58 SLI was successful because it supported 3-way SLI. As a result of this achievement, the company unveiled factory overclocked graphics cards that included the SC, FTW edition, special KO versions, and the SSC. The firm’s global success was enhanced in 2009 when it launched the X58 Classified, an EVGA specialized board built with an NVIDIA NF200 chip. The board had the edge over its competitors due to its numerous overclocking-friendly features. Furthermore, EVGA released the XL-ATX form factor that allowed up to four GPUs to run in a 4-way SLI configuration and became the first graphics processing unit to support 4-way SLI. This release was followed by a dual-socket motherboard based on the Intel 5520 chipset with overclocking features. To tap into the personal computers niche, the organization unveiled its first tablet computer, the EVGA Tegra Note 7, in the United States with 7-inch size and powered by Tegra 4 processor.
With such a rich history, it’s no wonder the company has so many products out there, from new to used. Finding the right documentation can be difficult, especially in the English language. This is the reason why we opened up a section dedicated to EVGA User Manuals, where you can view or download each PDF.