Club 3D stops producing Geforce – becomes Radeon-exclusive

The competition in the market for graphics cards is fierce, with many manufacturers trying to stand out with special models. Most invest in solutions from both Nvidia and AMD, but some enter into exclusive agreements for only Geforce or Radeon circuits.

The latest out of the latter is Club 3D, one of the manufacturers under Taiwanese TUL Corporation. The company announces that in the future they will only invest in graphics cards from AMD, which means that current Geforce models will be the last.

We are showing our commitment to AMD because we believe that AMD is ideally positioned to deliver a complete solution to our customers, and after 16 years in the business offering solutions from a variety of processor partners, we truly believe that we can offer a better solution going forward with AMD alone.

Other companies that manufacture graphics cards exclusively include Sapphire and XFX for AMD and EVGA, PNY and Inno3D for Nvidia. There are several reasons why some manufacturers invest in special agreements. The product range is easier to maintain, while companies often get better purchase prices and faster deliveries from the graphics giants.

Club 3D currently has several models in both the Geforce GTX 600 series and the Radeon HD 7000 series. The company markets, among other things, the Royal family with special coolers, but also standard models according to reference design.