EVGA is a premier manufacturer of high-performance computer hardware, specializing in power supplies, graphics cards, motherboards, and gaming peripherals.
EVGA Corporation is a leading American computer hardware company founded in 1999 and headquartered in Brea, California. Renowned initially as a top-tier partner for NVIDIA graphics cards, EVGA has expanded its portfolio to include a wide range of enthusiast-grade PC components. Their product lineup features award-winning power supplies (PSUs) known for their reliability and efficiency, high-performance motherboards, all-in-one liquid cooling systems, computer cases, and gaming peripherals like mice and keyboards.
Beyond hardware, EVGA is recognized for its commitment to the enthusiast community through its exceptional 24/7 customer support and unique user programs. Services like the EVGA Step-Up Program allow customers to upgrade their products within a set timeframe, while the Advanced RMA (EAR) Program ensures minimal downtime. The company also develops proprietary software such as EVGA Precision X1 for overclocking and monitoring, ensuring users get the most out of their systems.
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You can register your EVGA product by visiting the official registration page at evga.com/register. Registration covers your product for warranty services and allows you to upload an invoice for verification.
Drivers for EVGA graphics cards and other components can be downloaded directly from the EVGA Download Center at evga.com/support/.
EVGA offers 24/7 technical support. You can reach them by phone at +1-888-881-3842 (USA) or via email at support@evga.com.
Warranty periods vary by model, typically ranging from 3 to 10 years. For example, many SuperNOVA Gold and Platinum series PSUs come with a 10-year warranty. Check the specific documentation for your model or visit the EVGA warranty page.
The ECO Thermal Control System is a feature on select EVGA power supplies that allows the fan to stop spinning during low to moderate loads, ensuring silent operation and increased fan lifespan.