In any case, this seems to be the will of Vince Lucido alias “KingPiN”. The overclocker wishes, despite the choice of EVGA to stop the production of graphics cards, to keep his brand alive even if he admits he does not know yet how.
« I’M THANKFUL FOR ALL THE INDUSTRY FRIENDS, OLD COLLEAGUES, ETC. THAT REACHED OUT. IT MEANS A LOT AND I APPRECIATE IT. THE NEWS ISN’T RECEIVED WELL OFC, AND I’M MOSTLY SORRY FOR THE FANS AND PEOPLE THAT ARE PASSIONATE FOR OUR BRAND AND EVERYTHING THAT WE HAVE DONE HERE OVER THE YEARS AT EVGA. IF THE KP HARDWARE IS MEANT TO CONTINUE ON IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, I’M SURE THAT IT WILL ????. THE EVGA AND PC HARDWARE ENTHUSIAST COMMUNITY HAVE BEEN GREAT TO ME AND MY TEAMS HERE OVER THE YEARS, THANK YOU. »
As a reminder, Vince first designed and sold solutions for those who wanted to try extreme cooling. We have purchased his equipment on several occasions and still use it with our copy of the T-Rex Gold bucket. Vince then approached the EVGA brand to work with them in the design of graphics cards and motherboards. From this union was born a new series of cards for overclockers and bearing the reference “EVGA KingPiN”. The two latest ones being the RTX 3090 Ti KingPiN and the EVGA Z690 Dark KingPiN. Needless to say that these two models as well as the previous cards will become collectors very quickly and that many will try to get them.
KingPiN alias Vince Lucido who celebrates today his birthday is a very accessible person with whom we have the chance to discuss regularly and to whom we wish the best for the months to come hoping, why not, to see him join a new brand.
