So, here's my conspiracy theory (though it doesn't involve super international spies with cats and what not):
 
1) Late June/early July:  Nvidia orders TSMC (in Taiwan) to halt all manufacturing of GTX1070 and GTX1080 cards in late June-early July and to begin reconfiguration of assemble for the Titan X product
2) Early July:  TSMC complies, all GTX1070 and GTX1080 production is halted and reconfiguration of the assemble lines for the Titan X begins
3) Early August:  TSMC meets the initial quota for Titan X production and halts production, begins reconfiguring assemble lines to begin producing GTX1070 and GTX1080 cards again
4) Mid August:  TSMC completes reconfiguration of assemble process and GTX1070 and GTX1080 cards begin to ship from Taiwan to worldwide retailers
5) Late August:  GTX1070 and GTX1080 stock begin to slowly trickle in
6) Early to Mid September:  GTX1070 and GTX1080 "in-stock" status becomes more frequent as consumer sales begin to fall as demand is met (finally)
 
So, based upon my best two cents from my half empty piggy bank, we have the Titan X to thank for the scarce supply of GTX1070 and GTX1080 cards (though the GTX1070 isn't in as much demand as the GTX1080)

hehehippie
 
i also own a Switch 810 and would love to see more pictures of the whole setup.

 

Systom
Ahh, I see, interesting.

Plus 2 fans blowing fresh air in from the front.
 

demo23019

hehehippie
 
i also own a Switch 810 and would love to see more pictures of the whole setup.

 

Systom
Ahh, I see, interesting.

Plus 2 fans blowing fresh air in from the front.
 

Now thats beautifull.
I gave my GF my 970 i replaced with the evga SC 1080 so she can SLI with her 970

1 thing i want to know tho. How good are the HB Bridges? Are they better than the normal bridges we use? Better SLI Stabilities? Do u really get more FPS as well as some of the reviews of these new Bridges say? If so i might have to get her one too lol

The new SLI HB bridges only work with the Pascal GPUs as they allow for the full use of both connectors in parallel.  The 'old' SLI bridges only use one of the bridge connectors between the cards and therefore are best for use with Maxwell and older generation cards.
 
More info here:  http://www.evga.com/articles/01020/evga-pro-sli-bridge-hb/

PasTecHi
 
1 thing i want to know tho. How good are the HB Bridges? Are they better than the normal bridges we use? Better SLI Stabilities? Do u really get more FPS as well as some of the reviews of these new Bridges say? If so i might have to get her one too lol

 
Really nice! As for the HB bridge i play 1440 165hz and didn't see difference in games i played or benchmarks going from single ribbon to HB TBH i think difference is more so 4k and vram heavy games. Also ive never had any issues with SLI to see improvements with this bridge.

demo23019
Really nice! As for the HB bridge i play 1440 165hz and didn't see difference in games i played or benchmarks going from single ribbon to HB TBH i think difference is more so 4k and vram heavy games.

It helps to reduce micro stutter as well regardless of resolution ;-)

i edited my post ive never had microstutter with SLI

demo23019
i edited my post ive never had microstutter with SLI

You may have never noticed it...until someone points it out, then you will be like, "oooohhh".
 
Not all games exhibit the issue, and some more than others.  I hardly noticed it until I read an article listing the specific games for which micro stutter was prevalent.  Regardless, this is one of the main reasons why high-end enthusiasts prefer single card solutions over SLI configurations.  That and the fact that SLI does not always scale well, regardless of paying twice the price and not getting 2x performance gain in return for that investment.

Iluv2raceit
The new SLI HB bridges only work with the Pascal GPUs as they allow for the full use of both connectors in parallel.  The 'old' SLI bridges only use one of the bridge connectors between the cards and therefore are best for use with Maxwell and older generation cards.
 
More info here:  http://www.evga.com/articles/01020/evga-pro-sli-bridge-hb/

I did see some reviewers testing these bridges on the 900 series as well as they did talk about microstutters and other things but isnt much of a difference if u are still on 1080p or 1440p. I have also seen some reviewers use 2 bridges to see if you will get the same performance as an HB Bridge (Which failed...ofcourse lol) And yes i did research allot on the bridges. But never got to know if its actually worth it if you are still on 1080p.
I think the only thing worth about it now since most of us are on 1080 or 1440 are that "no microstutters" they were talking about
 

demo23019
Really nice! As for the HB bridge i play 1440 165hz and didn't see difference in games i played or benchmarks going from single ribbon to HB TBH i think difference is more so 4k and vram heavy games. Also ive never had any issues with SLI to see improvements with this bridge.

Hm. Thank you for that. Till now i tried only 2 games on her PC which was Ark and Battlefield And so far no stutters. The black Bridge you see on her gpu's was defected as i kept getting flickery display ones im on fullscreen. Thank God i had 3 spare bridges lol.
 

Iluv2raceit
 
It helps to reduce micro stutter as well regardless of resolution ;-)

Well I might still try getting her 1 if she feels any microstutters lol. 
Thank you guys for the answers ^.^

PasTecHi

Iluv2raceit
The new SLI HB bridges only work with the Pascal GPUs as they allow for the full use of both connectors in parallel.  The 'old' SLI bridges only use one of the bridge connectors between the cards and therefore are best for use with Maxwell and older generation cards.
 
More info here:  http://www.evga.com/articles/01020/evga-pro-sli-bridge-hb/

I did see some reviewers testing these bridges on the 900 series as well as they did talk about microstutters and other things but isnt much of a difference if u are still on 1080p or 1440p. I have also seen some reviewers use 2 bridges to see if you will get the same performance as an HB Bridge (Which failed...ofcourse lol) And yes i did research allot on the bridges. But never got to know if its actually worth it if you are still on 1080p.
I think the only thing worth about it now since most of us are on 1080 or 1440 are that "no microstutters" they were talking about
 

demo23019
Really nice! As for the HB bridge i play 1440 165hz and didn't see difference in games i played or benchmarks going from single ribbon to HB TBH i think difference is more so 4k and vram heavy games. Also ive never had any issues with SLI to see improvements with this bridge.

Hm. Thank you for that. Till now i tried only 2 games on her PC which was Ark and Battlefield And so far no stutters. The black Bridge you see on her gpu's was defected as i kept getting flickery display ones im on fullscreen. Thank God i had 3 spare bridges lol.
 

Iluv2raceit
 
It helps to reduce micro stutter as well regardless of resolution ;-)

Well I might still try getting her 1 if she feels any microstutters lol. 
Thank you guys for the answers ^.^

Learning is a part of living!  Enjoy that new 1080 ;-)