2016/07/07 07:47:02
scorpion73
solved
2016/07/07 09:54:30
Convict5937
Yes! Exactly.. When you try and check out it just takes you back to the cart. Happened both times I tried to buy the bridge immediately after the auto notify email arrived. Something wrong with the site. Is it available for sale anywhere else?
2016/07/07 10:03:09
jeppouza
Convict5937
Yes! Exactly.. When you try and check out it just takes you back to the cart. Happened both times I tried to buy the bridge immediately after the auto notify email arrived. Something wrong with the site. Is it available for sale anywhere else?

It is available on Amazon.com (the 02 and 04 slot spacing versions), but 2 to 4 weeks to ship :(
2016/07/07 10:26:43
Convict5937
Unfortunately I'm in the UK so need somewhere that ships here.
 
Scorpion how did you solve? I tried different devices and browsers and it did exactly the same thing, just took me back to the cart.
2016/07/07 13:48:45
Artah
jeppouza
Convict5937
Yes! Exactly.. When you try and check out it just takes you back to the cart. Happened both times I tried to buy the bridge immediately after the auto notify email arrived. Something wrong with the site. Is it available for sale anywhere else?

It is available on Amazon.com (the 02 and 04 slot spacing versions), but 2 to 4 weeks to ship :(


Yes the 2-4 weeks to ship is basically a pre-order :(
2016/07/10 11:06:35
comrade
Right now I've got two EVGA GTX 980SC's on an ASUS Rampage V Extreme MB.  I'm using slots 1 and 3 for x16-x16 and I've got one of the lighted EVGA SLI bridges, P/N: 100-3W-0032-LR, which is listed for 2 way/3 way SLI.  It connects to both SLI connections on each card.
 
If and when I ever can get a couple of the GTX 1080's, will this bridge provide the same performance as the new HB bridges?  I'm running twin, 28 inch, 3840 x 2160 monitors.  
2016/07/10 13:14:45
jeppouza
comrade
Right now I've got two EVGA GTX 980SC's on an ASUS Rampage V Extreme MB.  I'm using slots 1 and 3 for x16-x16 and I've got one of the lighted EVGA SLI bridges, P/N: 100-3W-0032-LR, which is listed for 2 way/3 way SLI.  It connects to both SLI connections on each card.
 
If and when I ever can get a couple of the GTX 1080's, will this bridge provide the same performance as the new HB bridges?  I'm running twin, 28 inch, 3840 x 2160 monitors.  




Yes, about the same performance at 4k with the LED bridge.
Just above 4k (aka 5k) and w/ a Surround setup, the SLI HB bridge is better.

2016/07/10 13:54:30
comrade
jeppouza
comrade
Right now I've got two EVGA GTX 980SC's on an ASUS Rampage V Extreme MB.  I'm using slots 1 and 3 for x16-x16 and I've got one of the lighted EVGA SLI bridges, P/N: 100-3W-0032-LR, which is listed for 2 way/3 way SLI.  It connects to both SLI connections on each card.
 
If and when I ever can get a couple of the GTX 1080's, will this bridge provide the same performance as the new HB bridges?  I'm running twin, 28 inch, 3840 x 2160 monitors.  




Yes, about the same performance at 4k with the LED bridge.
Just above 4k (aka 5k) and w/ a Surround setup, the SLI HB bridge is better.



Thanks!  (I probably could have found that myself if I had put any effort into it.)  I may order one of the HB bridges once I get the new cards, if they ever show up 'in stock' someplace, sometime.  As someone said in an earlier post, if you're spending $1,300 to $1,400 on a couple of cards..., what's another $40.  (Even with the lower gas prices at the moment, that's less than a tank of gas for my car.)
2016/07/10 14:41:50
jeppouza
comrade
jeppouza
comrade
Right now I've got two EVGA GTX 980SC's on an ASUS Rampage V Extreme MB.  I'm using slots 1 and 3 for x16-x16 and I've got one of the lighted EVGA SLI bridges, P/N: 100-3W-0032-LR, which is listed for 2 way/3 way SLI.  It connects to both SLI connections on each card.
 
If and when I ever can get a couple of the GTX 1080's, will this bridge provide the same performance as the new HB bridges?  I'm running twin, 28 inch, 3840 x 2160 monitors.  




Yes, about the same performance at 4k with the LED bridge.
Just above 4k (aka 5k) and w/ a Surround setup, the SLI HB bridge is better.



Thanks!  (I probably could have found that myself if I had put any effort into it.)  I may order one of the HB bridges once I get the new cards, if they ever show up 'in stock' someplace, sometime.  As someone said in an earlier post, if you're spending $1,300 to $1,400 on a couple of cards..., what's another $40.  (Even with the lower gas prices at the moment, that's less than a tank of gas for my car.)




I see you're from USA, you can order directly from EVGA when available site or wait 2 to 4 weeks to ship in Amazon.com (2 and 4 slots spacing available - SLI HB from EVGA).
 
Cheers
 
2016/07/10 19:18:47
ryu4000
I'm just using my asus bridge till evga get these in stock not in a rush need a 2 slot myself but till then my asus bridge works.

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