For the second straight year in a row EVGA was the winner of the PC pro Excellence Awards 2011 for the Graphics Category! EVGA was also tied for first place in the Motherboard Category. This award is further proof of EVGA's dedication to quality, performance and support.
"The PC Pro Excellence Awards are the culmination of months of in-depth feedback from our thousands of magazine and website readers. With 19 different categories and at least five different questions in each, we compile a highly detailed picture of the UK's tech buying habits." "We ask our readers to rate each product on a number of different factors, such as performance, reliability and value for money. We convert those answers to numeric values: ten for very satisfied, eight for satisfied, five for neither satisfied or dissatisfied, two for dissatisfied and no points at all for very dissatisfied customers. By dividing the cumulative score by the number of votes, we obtain a percentage score for each of the voting categories, and an overall percentage score." "Only companies that register a statistically significant number of votes are included in the awards tables. We also have four special Product of the Year Awards. For these we ask our readers, editorial staff and the companies themselves to nominate products for the short list for these four awards, with the winners being decided by readers' votes alone. Only products that have appeared on the PC Pro A-list in 2011 are considered for the A-List award." PC Pro Awards 2011
"The PC Pro Excellence Awards are the culmination of months of in-depth feedback from our thousands of magazine and website readers. With 19 different categories and at least five different questions in each, we compile a highly detailed picture of the UK's tech buying habits."
"We ask our readers to rate each product on a number of different factors, such as performance, reliability and value for money. We convert those answers to numeric values: ten for very satisfied, eight for satisfied, five for neither satisfied or dissatisfied, two for dissatisfied and no points at all for very dissatisfied customers. By dividing the cumulative score by the number of votes, we obtain a percentage score for each of the voting categories, and an overall percentage score."
"Only companies that register a statistically significant number of votes are included in the awards tables. We also have four special Product of the Year Awards. For these we ask our readers, editorial staff and the companies themselves to nominate products for the short list for these four awards, with the winners being decided by readers' votes alone. Only products that have appeared on the PC Pro A-list in 2011 are considered for the A-List award."