Blue ribbons also seem to count high as well.  Which they should

bill1024

dpt17
Over 10k I think.  People who have bucks score very high.  I don't have any Bucks but have bought a fair amount of GPUs and PSUs.  My score is 74.

Someone reported just under 14,000 and I am sure there are higher than that.

Wouldn't surprise me.  I'm curious to see what the distribution of scores is across the user base.  I expect the mode would be 0 naturally.  Though there are some very high rollers, I doubt that that there are tons of them.  They have said that the top 300 will get an opportunity to buy a card.  But, how many people are over 10k?  50? 100?  How many are scattered between 1000-10000 ... another 100?  It's conceivable that if you score above, say, 100 pts, you might make the top-300 cut.

GTXJackBauer
Each of these groups get a certain amount of GPUs.  Those with higher scores that already got a 3000 GPU within those particular groups will get deprioritized for those that haven't got one yet.  It gives everyone a chance from A to Z to get a chance for a GPU, new or old members, etc.
 
That's the way I'm starting to understand this unless EVGA wants to correct me on it.

Ok this way makes it sound a lot more fairer. Though I wonder how this will hold up for the very limited runs like the 3090 TI KPE. 

really wish there was a chart or something that broke down the individual item point values.  My score of 30 seems....low. I started buying eVGA products back in 2005; I have several generations of eVGA video cards, several generations of eVGA motherboards, several eVGA power supplies, and an eVGA CLC registered.  

2 1080Ti FTW3s were my last EVGA purchase. I'm sitting at a 55. Would be happy to donate some score to someone in the market for these products if it were possible.

I know the score period is from 2019, but having bought a 580 Classified (have two actually), a 980, a 980ti, a 1080ti and now a 3080ti... I'm a bit confused why my score is 0.

Oh it's queue based only, that wasn't made clear, cheers ;)

I was a bit annoyed this "customer queue" wasn't a thing when I was queuing for the 3080ti.

I was buying a lot of EVGA products before 2019 and the last purchase I was able to get a hand on was a 2080 in late 2018. I do not know how they calculate the score but I am pretty sure miners and hoarders probably scored a lot since I cannot really get a hand on any products between mid-2019 till 2022. I am kinda disappointed with how this thing is calculated. I currently have 2 1070s, 1 1080, 1 2070Super, 1 2080, and 5 Power supplies from EVGA among several Powerlinks. I hope they adjust the system to actually account for what we have purchased before 2019 as well. If counting loyalty score is for a span of 2 years that does not make sense. Loyalty means long-term, not just the last 2 years when the mining industry got out of hand. I hope they will adjust this so that people who are actually supporting the company will have motivation and purpose will continue to support EVGA. 
 
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nomoss
I would agree that 3 years is too short.  Even 5 years because scalpers were clearly dominant in 20xx and 16xx

I agree that 3 years, when almost two of them were during economic upheaval from a pandemic...that feels a bit short. 

sWi7zLe
I know the score period is from 2019, but having bought a 580 Classified (have two actually), a 980, a 980ti, a 1080ti and now a 3080ti... I'm a bit confused why my score is 0.

Did you register your 3080 ti with EVGA under your own profile?

acupalypse

avacdavison

johnnychuckles

Gotspeed_2000
The items purchased have to be within the last 3 years.  Purchased items only affect your evga score for 3 years and then from my understanding they drop off.  

To be honest, purchased items really don't affect your score much unless you bought a ton of stuff.  I bought a lot of stuff (about 6K) in the last 12 months and I only got a score in the low 100s.  

Thank you, at least I know why now, and where I stand as a customer.

Yup. Essentially, since we don't bring in lots of money to the company, we don't matter.

And those who brought in more money will surely land somewhere in front to bring even more money.
 
You know it's crazy times when we see people competing for a chance to spend their money on something that's already overpriced to begin with.
 
My mind says the queue 3.0 seems fair but my heart says it isn't.

We'll at least I am still a customer in this day and age! Just purchased a 3080 12GB, notify was 1/11/22 6:27 AM EVGA score 0

johnnychuckles
1st (original) notify 02/27/21 for 3080 FTW3. MSRP $919.99 (NOT Fulfilled)
 
Just bought the 3080 12GB today 01/17/22, MSRP $1299.99
 
Extra cost $380.
 
Relief to be able to stop obsessing about a GPU, priceless!!!

Congratulations.  Your watch is over!

Spectre630
I have 9 points from a 3070 FTW3 & PSU.  Just registered a 1660S & another PSU.  Curious to see what that does to score next time it updates.

You'll find out in early February....

analog999
Is it just me or do these scores sound a lot like dollars spent?   

That's just you. If you read the post about queue 3.0, they do clearly state that registered products increase your score, but it's pretty evident from the forum posts so far that referrals and forum activity have a hugely greater impact on your EVGA score. Especially with the three year limit on purchases.

GTXJackBauer

johnnychuckles

acupalypse

avacdavison

johnnychuckles

Gotspeed_2000
The items purchased have to be within the last 3 years.  Purchased items only affect your evga score for 3 years and then from my understanding they drop off.  

To be honest, purchased items really don't affect your score much unless you bought a ton of stuff.  I bought a lot of stuff (about 6K) in the last 12 months and I only got a score in the low 100s.  

Thank you, at least I know why now, and where I stand as a customer.

Yup. Essentially, since we don't bring in lots of money to the company, we don't matter.

And those who brought in more money will surely land somewhere in front to bring even more money.
 
You know it's crazy times when we see people competing for a chance to spend their money on something that's already overpriced to begin with.
 
My mind says the queue 3.0 seems fair but my heart says it isn't.

We'll at least I am still a customer in this day and age! Just purchased a 3080 12GB, notify was 1/11/22 6:27 AM EVGA score 0

Congrats!

That shows everyone with no score can still get one.

More so, it shows that a queue which is given a timing restriction, makes the functionality of Queue 3.0 completely compromised.
Congratulations scalpers.