EVGA is still No1 Nvidia partner in America

Sales go well in States

By Fuad Abazovic

Tue Feb 27 2007, 09:45

THINGS didn't change much in the last quarter as EVGA managed to stay on top of Nvidia's sales game.

The company remains Nvidia's number one American partner. The rules are simple. If you sell the most cards, the Nvidia sales team will love you.

EVGA is working hard to penetrate more of the European market.

It's good to be an Nvidia partner especially after DAAMIT again delayed its R600 flagship product. It looks like Nvidia and its partner will keep making big bucks from G80 based Geforce 8800 GTX and GTS products. µ

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