EVGA RTX 4090 on sale for charity
Team EVGA is now selling its first RTX 4090 graphics card, except not in traditional way.
EVGA “Next-Gen” GPU, Source: Team Evga
Just before NVIDIA unveiled its GeForce RTX 40 series, EVGA had announced it will not participate in this and any other GPU launch moving forward. The company has completely abandoned the GPU market and will now focus on other PC components.
The departure of EVGA from the GPU business was a massive blow to many graphics enthusiast fans and to make matters worse, the company’s prototype showcased weeks later was actually a very well looking card.
It was confirmed that EVGA made a few engineering samples of RTX 4090 FTW3 card before the decision to cancel the project was made. Some of those prototypes were given to the most popular YouTubers working closely with EVGA. But EVGA still has a few cards left and one of those cards has just ended up on eBay.
EVGA “Next-Gen” GPU, Source: Team Evga
The company is auctioning off this card for a good cause. All net proceeds will be given to St. Jude Children’s Hospital to support their research to find the cures for life-threatening diseases.
Limited Edition EVGA Next Gen Video Card.
100% of proceeds benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Ships directly from EVGA. United States Only.
This is a working card but is preproduction and sold as is.
No warranty/returns.
The auction will end in 6 days. The current price is $13,100.00, and it will almost certainly go higher.
The so-called EVGA Next-Gen GPU also made an appearance during the overclocking stream last night. This event was part of the EVGA Z790 Dark motherboard launch.
Source: eBay via @JayzTwoCents
