Any news when the 1060 sc will be back in stock in the US?
Also, will they be released to partner sites, such as newegg soon?

Finally managed to get one 1080 FTW on a french retailer, after one month of wait on different website. Arriving Thursday ! 

1080 SC appears to be in stock at Amazon. Was able to snag one. It says it requires additional processing time and that it is expected to arrive a day late, so I'm not sure what that would mean.

Dang, I am kicking myself for not getting the ones I saw on Amazon last night. Now all I see are cards marked up $40 from second-party retailers, one open-box in a Fry's 1.5 hours away, and a boxed card 4 hours away. :( Nobody else seems to have any 1080 FTWs.

Status on the 1080 Gaming?
 

FTW DT up at Newegg.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487252&ignorebbr=1
 
 

A bunch of 1080's in stock via MicroCenter.  I didn't check for availability for different locations but via the web store, a lot are listed.
 
http://www.microcenter.com/search/search_results.aspx?Ntt=gtx+1080
 

drago757
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You can't post anything "For Sale" here.  It is against the forum rules.  Edit your post blank and post in the Marketplace forum before a moderator removes the post.
 
http://forums.evga.com/For-Sale-or-Trade-f56.aspx

I would suggest using NowInStock if you want to monitor where the cards are in stock at. May not be exactly real time but it'll give you at least some notice. Also, what are the "DT" models?

IronJupiter50

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Also, what are the "DT" models?

The FTW DT models are FTW cards that failed to stay stable at the overclocked rates.  So they configure them with the base (reference) rates instead.   It's like buying a base card, but with configurable LED lighting and dual bios.   There are various threads around that complain that this is false advertising and that the cards should not be sold with the FTW name.   Unsuspecting buyers may buy the card thinking they are getting the FTW rates, but actually they are getting the base rates.

There have also been some retailers, "Jet" was the last one i saw, that are selling them as a FTW, using the DT model number, but omitting the DT from the description/Title.  They've since fixed it, but i wonder how many people didn't pay attention to the model #, and how many more retailers will do that, either on purpose, or out of ignorance.

rla1999

IronJupiter50

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Also, what are the "DT" models?

The FTW DT models are FTW cards that failed to stay stable at the overclocked rates.  So they configure them with the base (reference) rates instead.  

So basically these FTW DT GPUs cannot be overclocked much compared to other cards?     better to get an ACX 3.0 base model?    I do have 980s ACX 2.0 models that I was able to overclock nicely.  So I am hoping to do the same when I get a 1080

From reading, and other posts around - no, it just means that it couldn't hold the speeds for the FTW spec.  It may not hold the same base, but the boost would work, or vice versa. Doesn't mean it won't OC as well or at all, it just means that it wasn't able to hold the specified speeds for a FTW.

The 1080 FTW DT is available at Newegg for a pretty good price (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16814487252), and an auction for the 1080 SC is ending on eBay soon, which has a great price so far (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Evga-Gtx-1080-SC-Superclocked-08G-P4-6183-KR-/302026654937?hash=item46523104d9:g:aW4AAOSwZVlXmmJm). I didn't get them, because I am trying to get the FTW or, if a miracle will happen and it will be available at places other than Micro Center, the Classified. Oh, and that reminds me that Micro Center have a few Classifieds in stock (the number in the parenthesis is the amount they have in stock):
CA - Orange Country/Tustin (OVER FREAKIN' TEN OF THOSE)
OH - Cincinnati/Sharnovillie (1)
Actually, that's it... I expected there to be more, so I made the list, but apparently there aren't. :P Here you can find the Classified's product page: http://www.microcenter.co...Card_w-_ACX_30_Cooling

Or Aviram
The 1080 FTW DT is available at Newegg for a pretty good price (), and an auction for the 1080 SC is ending on eBay soon, which has a great price so far (). I didn't get them, because I am trying to get the FTW or, if a miracle will happen and it will be available at places other than Micro Center, the Classified. Oh, and that reminds me that Micro Center have a few Classifieds in stock (the number in the parenthesis is the amount they have in stock):
CA - Orange Country/Tustin (OVER FREAKIN' TEN OF THOSE)
OH - Cincinnati/Sharnovillie (1)
Actually, that's it... I expected there to be more, so I made the list, but apparently there aren't. :P Here you can find the Classified's product page: 

 
NICE! Big help there, man. I used to live in Tustin a few miles from that Micro Center, and I'm not very far from it now. It's actually the only Micro Center in California, and one of the only ones on the West Coast. There's also a Fry's nearby, but that's the worst Fry's I've ever been to, and it's been that bad for years; the Micro Center in that area is definitely the place to go, even if it's slightly more expensive. So yeah, I did an online reservation and I was able to pick up a 1080 Classified after work. :-D

Any word on classifieds up for sale on EVGA US store. I snagged one at microcenter, but they get one, maybe two at a time at my local store.

What other problem were you having with your 1060 SC?  The BIOS update will eventually be fixed one would think, but that by itself won't fix your other issues.  You're lucky to have found one of those, all the retailers I look at are constantly sold out.  You might want to call and talk to someone at Newegg to see what your waiting time on an exchange might be...
 
I'm still running on the integrated graphics since my Win 10 upgrade last weekend and hope supply improves soon.  Or the 1060 SSC or FTW comes out and gives us more choices.
 
Thanks