Looks like a bulky piece of "engineering" to me.. Seriously, that's the best you can do for a product targeted for your own GFX? I'll just stick to my hollowed out plugs filled with hotglue to make them custom 90 degrees

I'm thinking of buying this and doing a YouTube review but i have 2 questions first off the easy one does the wording (looking at the pictures i would say no) light up? 
and will it fit other graphic cards not EVGA like mine Asus GTX 780?.
Thank you in advance for your feed back.  

"Sorry, we do not ship to your country."
When the delivery will be available to Russia ?
 

Any update on the shipping cost to the UK?

I got my 1080 as a gift and don't have access to the invoice. I was hoping a registered serial number would be enough. I guess I miss out this time. Just like I missed out on the Gears of War 4 deal registering my card the day before the deal went live. **** 

THX5334
I got my 1080 as a gift and don't have access to the invoice. I was hoping a registered serial number would be enough. I guess I miss out this time. Just like I missed out on the Gears of War 4 deal registering my card the day before the deal went live. **** 

It doesn't matter when you registered the card as the GoW promo is based on the purchase date.  Can you not get a copy of the invoice from the person who gifted you the card?  Have you called support to see if something could be done?

Good point about the purchase date.
 
The card was an Amazon Wish list gift from a Twitch follower. It feels like breaking protocol or being untoward or ungrateful to ask the follower for the invoice. It's cool. I'll get one when I have the disposable income.  

This seems like an odd promotion to me.  In the article, it pretty much acknowledges that EVGA could have designed the power inputs better for more airflow and a better look (which is debatable), but they didn't.  So if you see their design as a problem, they are charging you $10.00 for the ability to fix it.   
 
Rather than say this is free, it would be more honest to say you're getting a discounted price for a limited time.  People would still buy it for $10.00, I'm sure!  I thought it was really cool of them to say they're giving us that little plastic part for free until the part where it wasn't free.  I still like their products and designs, and I was excited to get something cool and free for being and EVGA customer, but it's a little disappointing to find out that it's actually $10.00!
 
You can check the EVGA store too and they have a ton of free video cards!  You just have to pay $400+ for shipping and handling.  :)
 

ipwnnoobsirl
This seems like an odd promotion to me.  In the article, it pretty much acknowledges that EVGA could have designed the power inputs better for more airflow and a better look (which is debatable), but they didn't.  So if you see their design as a problem, they are charging you $10.00 for the ability to fix it.   
 
Rather than say this is free, it would be more honest to say you're getting a discounted price for a limited time.  People would still buy it for $10.00, I'm sure!  I thought it was really cool of them to say they're giving us that little plastic part for free until the part where it wasn't free.  I still like their products and designs, and I was excited to get something cool and free for being and EVGA customer, but it's a little disappointing to find out that it's actually $10.00!
 
You can check the EVGA store too and they have a ton of free video cards!  You just have to pay $400+ for shipping and handling.  :)
 

It's going to cost anyone else $29.99 plus $9.99 shipping.  Semantics.

Good guys' EVGA! My first card from you, and i won't be switching brand any time soon.