The two 780's with 6 gb's of memory at the Evga store has been out of stock for a long time. Any Evga staff have any idea when or if they will ever be in stock? I've been waiting so long.
 
 
 
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-3787-KR
 
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-3785-KR

renowade
newegg has them in stock
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487040&ignorebbr=1

It has to be at the Evga store, so I can use my Evga bucks, to help reduce the price of the card. Also, if Newegg, and other places have it, then why can't Evga have them? I don't understand that.

Leon Axel
Maybe Newegg has had them in stock for a while. ;)

Newegg has had them in stock for a while now. Still don't understand why the Evga store still is out of stock for so many months now.       :/

I was wondering the same thing.  I gave up and just bought the 3GB SC.  I wanted to do the same thing with the EVGA bucks so I couldn't just get it from Newegg.  

With how long it's taking, i'd just wait to be an early adopter of the 800 series lol

Vlada011
XrayMan I told you, you should use one GTX780 Ti Classified and play until Q2/Q3 2015 before Titan II show up and than upgrade.
But you decide to wait GTX780Ti 6GB as many people. There are enough nice games on market for playing under 3GB even on 1440p.
And performance difference between GTX780Ti and GTX780 is very visible in everything as Far Cry 3 or if game require more GPU power.
Count in that and about 10% more performance than reference GTX780Ti because 1020MHz base clock. 
But if you want only SLI not single than situation is different and GTX780 6GB SLI is really nice long term option.

 

RainStryke
With how long it's taking, i'd just wait to be an early adopter of the 800 series lol

 
 
Yes Vlada I know you told me, but I still decided to wait. I could have got the 780 ti Classified. I still decided to wait though. Maybe I will just wait until the 800 series comes out like RainStryke suggested. If the 800 series doesn't come out for a long time, then I may have to ultimately decide on something else.
 
 
P.S. None of the Ti's have dual bios.

I thought they were available through the step-up program

Maybe EVGA had fast offer to send most of their cards to other big online sellers and they was not sure how many demands will be for GTX780 6GB before Maxwell. Production of big quantity of old series before new can cost lot. They keep some number probably for usual RMA demands and that's it.
If someone want he will buy over Newegg. That's worse situation when you like some product but you are not sure what will happen in near future maybe manufacturer launch something better. Sometimes on that way you lose sometimes you choose right thing. Best way is if market is live and if lot of people search for used cards than you can change with minimal lose even if something better show up.  
Anyway I really think, I'm completely sure if someone choose GTX780Ti he will not feel bad even when Maxwell show up.
I don't say GTX780Ti will be better card, only that will not be some huge difference for someone to make mistake if choose GTX780Ti.
 
 

Good decision, GTX780 is premium chip NVIDIA GK110.
People talk about 30% performance difference. Graphic card is for me most important part of system.
I saw even people spend money to change 4770K on 4790K and keep GTX770 for gaming,
instead to upgrade card, even older i7 models are enough to pull any single card in games 98-99%.

DigitalBoy0101

XrayMan

Gomez99
I thought they were available through the step-up program

Not for the SC 6gb version. Not sure if that step up for the vanilla 6gb is still available or not. I prefer the SC version since it has higher clocks.
 
I prefer pre-overclocked cards.  http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-3787-KR

Unless Step-Up has changed, the first 6GB SC I got was a step-up from the 770 I had.
 
My second 6GB SC came from Newegg.
 
I DID consider buying "X" card direct from EVGA and then immediately using Step-Up for my second 6GB, but I would have felt bad if EVGA had to turn around and sell that unused card as B-stock.
 
Long story short, you SHOULD still be able to get the SC via Step-Up. It's not listed, but there's an extra step in the process that should offer you the upgrade.

I just tried it and yes you can upgrade to the SC version. Yes it's on the next page, where they allow you to pay $20 extra to get the SC version. 

daddyd302

DigitalBoy0101

XrayMan

Gomez99
I thought they were available through the step-up program

Not for the SC 6gb version. Not sure if that step up for the vanilla 6gb is still available or not. I prefer the SC version since it has higher clocks.
 
I prefer pre-overclocked cards.  http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-3787-KR

Unless Step-Up has changed, the first 6GB SC I got was a step-up from the 770 I had.
 
My second 6GB SC came from Newegg.
 
I DID consider buying "X" card direct from EVGA and then immediately using Step-Up for my second 6GB, but I would have felt bad if EVGA had to turn around and sell that unused card as B-stock.
 
Long story short, you SHOULD still be able to get the SC via Step-Up. It's not listed, but there's an extra step in the process that should offer you the upgrade.

I just tried it and yes you can upgrade to the SC version. Yes it's on the next page, where they allow you to pay $20 extra to get the SC version. 

I'll try it and post back.

XrayMan

Vlada011
XrayMan I told you, you should use one GTX780 Ti Classified and play until Q2/Q3 2015 before Titan II show up and than upgrade.
But you decide to wait GTX780Ti 6GB as many people. There are enough nice games on market for playing under 3GB even on 1440p.
And performance difference between GTX780Ti and GTX780 is very visible in everything as Far Cry 3 or if game require more GPU power.
Count in that and about 10% more performance than reference GTX780Ti because 1020MHz base clock. 
But if you want only SLI not single than situation is different and GTX780 6GB SLI is really nice long term option.

 

RainStryke
With how long it's taking, i'd just wait to be an early adopter of the 800 series lol

  
 
P.S. None of the Ti's have dual bios.

There is a water cooled and air cooled Ti that are dual bios, but not 6GB for the Ti's.  I've been waiting for the one I've wanted so long, I'm just waiting for the 800s or whatever they call them.  First time in years, that I've skipped two rounds of new GPUs.  Still running the original 680 HC (the real OC'd one) and a 580 in the other case.

XrayMan
Also wanted to mention I want a card with the ACX cooler.

So you want a card that dumps hot air into your case & rattles? 

Why not. I would go on Superclocked or Classified model.
3-4GB is enough. You save 300$ and win over K|NGP|N Classified with that model on link
I think NVIDIA will not launch GTX980Ti...I didn't pay attention, GTX980 use full potential of GM204, no locked CUDA Cores?
One thing is bad, now everything better for 20% performance than GTX980 will cost 200$ + or more if they put more than 4GB memory.
Did you saw CASEKING sell for 930e GTX970 SC ACX 2.0 3Way SLI + compatible EVGA SLI Bridge Pro?
They decide to force us all on SLI.  
 

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