GTXJackBauer
There are too many possibilities than point the finger solely at EVGA.  
 
1.  Scalpers galore, leaving those waiting.
 
2.  EVGA has such high demand, they were the first ones to sell out compared to the rest of the AIB partners.
 
3.  Nvidia knew Volta was around the corner (Maybe in response to Vega?) and so they're only giving out a limited amount of GPUs to their AIB partners.

Telling your customers when the cards you have all over your website as (available) will be in stock EU/US, is not asking to much. differently not pointing fingers.
 
 

any chance Amazon will have stocks/pre-order? not using Newegg...

Still no word from Scan on stock, tried to ask again and they know as much as me it seems.
 
It's sort of a race against time for me because im funding the purchase of the SC2 by stepping up my 1080 Hybrid then selling the FE i get from it and i'm at the point where i need to ship my 1080 to EVGA but i obviously don't want to do that until i get the SC2, i think i have 14 days to send it them so for now i'm fine but i'm hoping theres not a huge delay.

RustyMage
Still no word from Scan on stock, tried to ask again and they know as much as me it seems.

 
I spoke to scan today. They are expecting a consignment from EVGA tomorrow. But they said they don't know what will be in the consignment (wth?)
 
They also said that even though I have paid for the card, that only puts me in a waiting list based on who ordered first. So if there are 10 cards in the box I could be in position 11 and won't get a card.

Marc UK

RustyMage
Still no word from Scan on stock, tried to ask again and they know as much as me it seems.

 
I spoke to scan today. They are expecting a consignment from EVGA tomorrow. But they said they don't know what will be in the consignment (wth?)
 
They also said that even though I have paid for the card, that only puts me in a waiting list based on who ordered first. So if there are 10 cards in the box I could be in position 11 and won't get a card.

Interesting, i'd expect them to know what stock they're getting delivered lol
 
The problem if they get stock and dispatch our cards tomorrow is that i paid for next day delivery, but that doesn't include Saturday, so it'd be delivered Monday at best. I wonder if i can change my delivery to Saturday just incase it dispatches tomorrow.
 
Edit: Just spoke to Scan again, same guy i spoke to earlier and he said that they aren't expecting a consignment tomorrow, he was a bit clueless though, didn't give me much info the first time i chatted. I also asked about changing my delivery and he pointed out that if i changed it to Saturday and they didn't get stock then i wouldn't get it until next Saturday, looks like it's going to be next week :(

I finally just decided to grab 2 pre-owned FE's and 2 Hydro Blocks from B&H. Won't have all the fancy sensors, but oh well.

skyda_Killer

 
Hahaha, this is just comical... EVGA is really screwing EU/UK over in every way possible 
 
Only the BE and SC2 (non aio) are available in the UK/EU atm. The FTW3 and SC2 Hybrid are both over a week away (that's an if, I don't believe any of these estimated dates anymore because they keep changing whenever it gets close). We probably will see these cards in the EU/UK when Volta is released lmao. 
 

Yep, Same thing happen to me when I ordered an EVGA item from SCAN that had (item due in 4 days). It took 3 extra weeks to arrive
 
EVGA you need to step up your (EU) stock game. 
 
They now have FTW3, (EU) stock if anyone wants to pay an extra 70 Euros for an air cooled card https://eu.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-6696-KR
 
 
 

EVGA has grown way too fast, you're 100% right. They just can't keep up with consumer demand, it's blatantly obvious hence the constant delays and lack of availability. If they carry on this way they're going to lose a lot of customers around the world. Maybe not so much in the US since they prioritize US customers the most which I personally think is absurd and really not fair on the rest of the world. Many of which are actually paying a heck of a lot more money to get one of these GPU's than people in the US. They've screwed the EU/UK/AU too much as of late, and I think this is something they seriously need to look into. It's simple, if they can't keep up with demand they shouldn't be taking so many pre-orders on their own website and instead pre-plan better, up their manufacturing to keep up with consumer demand, and distribute some of their stock to big online retailers. To have those who "pre-ordered" from amazon or B&H wait another month after everyone else has got theirs is really not reasonable- we're paying the same amount of money for the same product. Why should we have to wait a whole other month? really not fair at all. If it continues this way I won't ever pre-order another EVGA product again since they never seem to stick to their schedule, nor do they treat their customers equally. There's just no excuse... ASUS, ZOTAC, MSI, Palit, KFA2/Galax, PNY have all been able to get their cards out on time and around the world, so why can't EVGA do it? 

skyda_Killer
EVGA has grown way too fast, you're 100% right. They just can't keep up with consumer demand, it's blatantly obvious hence the constant delays and lack of availability. If they carry on this way they're going to lose a lot of customers around the world. Maybe not so much in the US since they prioritize US customers the most which I personally think is absurd and really not fair on the rest of the world. Many of which are actually paying a heck of a lot more money to get one of these GPU's than people in the US. They've screwed the EU/UK/AU too much as of late, and I think this is something they seriously need to look into. It's simple, if they can't keep up with demand they shouldn't be taking so many pre-orders on their own website and instead pre-plan better, up their manufacturing to keep up with consumer demand, and distribute some of their stock to big online retailers. To have those who "pre-ordered" from amazon or B&H wait another month after everyone else has got theirs is really not reasonable- we're paying the same amount of money for the same product. Why should we have to wait a whole other month? really not fair at all. If it continues this way I won't ever pre-order another EVGA product again since they never seem to stick to their schedule, nor do they treat their customers equally. There's just no excuse... ASUS, ZOTAC, MSI, Palit, KFA2/Galax, PNY have all been able to get their cards out on time and around the world, so why can't EVGA do it? 

Believe it or not, we the American customers get screwed over too.  Lack of product inventory, spotty customer service, and a less-than-decent website that stops working whenever a highly anticipated product actually becomes available, making it almost impossible to order it.  EVGA has a long way to go before they earn my respect again.  I bought an MSI Seahawk X GTX1080Ti just for the fact that if I wait for EVGA's version to get back into stock, Volta would be getting released!

Iluv2raceit

skyda_Killer
EVGA has grown way too fast, you're 100% right. They just can't keep up with consumer demand, it's blatantly obvious hence the constant delays and lack of availability. If they carry on this way they're going to lose a lot of customers around the world. Maybe not so much in the US since they prioritize US customers the most which I personally think is absurd and really not fair on the rest of the world. Many of which are actually paying a heck of a lot more money to get one of these GPU's than people in the US. They've screwed the EU/UK/AU too much as of late, and I think this is something they seriously need to look into. It's simple, if they can't keep up with demand they shouldn't be taking so many pre-orders on their own website and instead pre-plan better, up their manufacturing to keep up with consumer demand, and distribute some of their stock to big online retailers. To have those who "pre-ordered" from amazon or B&H wait another month after everyone else has got theirs is really not reasonable- we're paying the same amount of money for the same product. Why should we have to wait a whole other month? really not fair at all. If it continues this way I won't ever pre-order another EVGA product again since they never seem to stick to their schedule, nor do they treat their customers equally. There's just no excuse... ASUS, ZOTAC, MSI, Palit, KFA2/Galax, PNY have all been able to get their cards out on time and around the world, so why can't EVGA do it? 

Believe it or not, we the American customers get screwed over too.  Lack of product inventory, spotty customer service, and a less-than-decent website that stops working whenever a highly anticipated product actually becomes available, making it almost impossible to order it.  EVGA has a long way to go before they earn my respect again.  I bought an MSI Seahawk X GTX1080Ti just for the fact that if I wait for EVGA's version to get back into stock, Volta would be getting released!

Just think in a few weeks we are going to see the same thing when EVGA announce/release the FTW3 Hybrid. 
 
As someone already posted. It would be nice if they sorted out their stock/availability before sending out cards to retailers. 
 
I know that the extra exposure from New-egg/Amazon is nice but look after your Customers/Money First.

I don't really understand the iCX hybrid. The card itself is iCX, ut how is this hybrid cooler any different from other hybrid apart from the vram plating? 

In Poland there is no information about this card in any shop.
Is EVGA sending to Poland products ordered on their website?

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487346&cm_re=1080_ti_hybrid-_-14-487-346-_-Product
 
For those who want to buy it faster :P (In the US)

IN STOCK NEWEGG WOOP 
randomly refreshed page... so much for email notification
3 hours so far in stock :O

I've had my SC2 Hybrid for about a week now and ended up getting my free game from Newegg(after going back and forth with customer support).  Love the card.  It's easily the quietest GPU I've ever owned.  Boosted to 1974 with no overclocking and topped out around 46C with the stock 120mm fan.  I swapped that out(it was a bit nosier than I'd like) with a Noctua and the GPU gets a slight bit warmer, but I also only run the fan at about 50% most of the time.  I think the highest temp I saw was 55C.
 
Biggest issue I've had since installing the card is that my PSU is apparently pretty cheap.  It's a Corsair CX750M that I bought 4-5 years ago when I got back into PC gaming and the fan spins up really crazy loud when the GPU is under full load.  Never had that issue before so I'm replacing it with an EVGA SuperNOVA 750 P2 tomorrow.  
 
EVGA kicks butt again with another great card!