zerocool101
I have a EVGA 2080Ti purschased and registered, trying to get one of the 1600T2's but its only doing IF I order another 2080ti as well. How do you get this to work with users who already have a 2080ti?

ManiXyZ
The Coupon is not available for Germany/EU ?
 

bcavnaugh

svenhatch
nice wont work in uk

Sixtus23
yeah, i would buy one too if the offer would be extended over the pond.

As they say Other Side of the Pond, you get Promos all the time that we do not see on this Side of Pond.
The Other Side of the Pond can even buy 2 Per Household on some items and on this side of the Pond we cannot.
 

Johnny_Utah

transdogmifier
Yah, this is great and all ...and I'd definitely do the 1600 ...if I could actually order a 2080Ti.
 
>.<
 

 
Running that unit now and it's absolutely been fantastic.  As many of us, I've owned probably 60 or more PSU's over the years.  Some good and some not so.  This has been one of my favorites.

scg2007116
1.Participants must be eligible to purchase products from www.EVGA.com(“EVGA.com Store”).
2.Qualifying products must be purchased from an EVGA authorized reseller, and the registrant must be the original purchaser.

I bought evga 2080ti from newegg us, so i can redeem the code?

Krusher_r

cyrax2768
I currently have a Corsair RM1000x and a 2080TI FTW3, would the 1600 Supernova give me any better performance results on the FTW3? My overclock is about +130 core and +800 Mem

I haven't seen an answer back to you yet and since I happen to be on this thread tonight, the short answer is probably not.
 
The longer answer would depend on what you have installed in your system besides the FTW3, which doesn't need 1,000W.  If you are close to the limit already due to an overclocked 8+ core processor, multiple HDDs, watercooling, case lighting, etc. then maybe.
 
This is a good deal mostly for those with 2080s already; I'd pick up the 1600W myself if I could get a Ti.  10+2=12yr warranty.  Even if you don't use it today you could a few years in the future.  (Yes, I know my prior posts says I was waiting for the blower model.  But there is none now.)

Krusher_r
Ah ok.  Since he has a single graphics card I think you meant to say the answer is no.  But either way he has an answer.  :)

GTXJackBauer
Its hilarious pushing 1000w for a single PSU.  You need a 650w-750w PSU for your PC on a single Ti.  850w-1000w at most with 2 GPUs.  These ranges are dependent on what else is being run in one's systems and how much headroom you'd like.