Saying that the US gets more than the EU because it is an US company, and that the queues "move" at a different pace because of it is really insulting since the EU queue is not moving at all. EU queue for 3060 hasn't moved even to the first full minute after release ...
 
Just shut down eu.evga.com at this point, and start it up again when the US demand is met. And be honest and have a title on the newly opened page that states: "We have more stuff than the americans want to buy, want some?"
 
P.S. And for the argument that it costs EVGA more to ship cards individually to EU from Taiwan, then why are we charged for shipping ? Does US customers not pay for shipping ?

Evga was not popular in EU at least in my country until retailers included some years ago Evga hardware offerings, Evga cannot go against retailers in EU, at this point due to negative response they should shut down online EU shop and work only with retailers because they will sell everything without problems and it will not generate negative response. Evga tried something to help alleviate the situation with cards in EU but with this kind of response I would not wonder if we see no new options in EU shop, we will see soon today.

TrekCZ
 
I am glad that I have card already because thank to newly registered provocateurs and paid trolls such as you Evga will have to shut down online sale to EU.

What? That's neither common sense nor does it have anything thing to do with business economics. You're basically calling everybody here in this channel a Karen, that's just insulting since enough people here voice totally understandable complaints. You have your card be happy and go with it. Why are you even still arguing here, do I need to understand that? And just to be clear, if I buy a car the company at least gives me an estimation of how long I might've to wait for it. EVGA can't do that in the situation right know, understandable but just saying nothing is a bit strange too. Position in queue visible in your account with updates would be enough for most people I guess. Hey yesterday I was position 1000, today I'm 999 at least it's moving or I know there's not a big chance of getting a card and so I move on completely.

TrekCZ
Evga was not popular in EU at least in my country until retailers included some years ago Evga hardware offerings, Evga cannot go against retailers in EU, at this point due to negative response they should shut down online EU shop and work only with retailers because they will sell everything without problems and it will not generate negative response. Evga tried something to help alleviate the situation with cards in EU but with this kind of response I would not wonder if we see no new options in EU shop, we will see soon today.

Evga is not popular in Europe because it doesn't put in the effort. It's simple. From about 2-3 years ago if not more, the EU store has been a ghost town. The US store gets big discounts on a regular basis, the EU store has none or if by a miracle there are discounts, they are basically getting EVGA's products in line with the competition. It's not a good showing at all. So no new options? Where there options to begin with ?
 
The problems highlighted above are shown again with these queues.
And you're not getting it really. The EU users are asking for the same treatment as the US ones. Nothing more, nothing less. No matter how we spin it, there is a big discrepancy regarding the allocations and no communication.
 
If EVGA can't do that for their customers, for whatever corporate reason, maybe it's in their best interest that they retire for the EU region and let another player get allocation from Nvidia for this one. It's clear that they can't be Nvidia's number one partner in both regions.
 
We get it, you got your card. Congrats  , now enjoy it and don't be a Karen to those who didn't. Cheers!

Its sad to see the way the EU Evga website has been put to one side over the years.
To be honest, they must have their reasons because prior to 2015 - it was very muich alive and well stocked.

I agree with previous commentators who have alluded to the fact that the only reason the site is still up is for PR Reasons - can't see any other possible explanation for leaving it live when its been left unstocked and unattended for the most part.
I took the time to write to "Berman Rivera / Joe Darwin / Jaeson Wilda and Markus Kaesbauer" sometime back to ask why the site had been neglected since 2015 - but just got some PR talk back as follows -
 
Dec 2020 - EVGA Response
""Thank you supporting EVGA and for the feedback.  We have had some limitations with our online shop and recently started to offer Ampere products, albeit limited quantities due to supply constraints.  In the future, we may gradually add other products to our shop but at the moment we are concentrating our supplying our channel partners.
We do apologize for the inconvenience of not be able to source products easily in EU EVGA and are working to have more universal approach so end users can purchase the same items in EU that are available in other regions. 
""
 
Also, the UK/EU EVGA Twitter account and been dormant for 1.5 years from Nov 2019 and seems to have started back up in March of this year.
Anyhow, I think its safe to say that if you are relying on getting anything from the EU EVGA site, you will be waiting.

TrekCZ

Zixinus
Please do, you are certainly not being helpful.

Problem is negative campaign is directly influencing me, because I wanted to buy also 3070 ti for my daughter's PC and thanks to Karen's doings (paid evil trolls spamming social media and these forums) Evga disabled notifications for EU so instead of very small chance I have zero chance for buying that card.
Evga do not need to sell cards directly to EU, this was a special bonus which now disappeared. They wanted to help and in return they obtained an evil negative campaign.

I may be wrong but it seems to me you are the one trolling us, I mean you cannot possibly be serious.
We are just politely asking a question, surely there is someone who is not being polite and that's just how Internet works sadly, but the point some of us are trying to make is more than legitimate.

TrekCZProblem is negative campaign is directly influencing me

There's no "negative campaign", you schizo.

Zorton Maverick
When asked how many 3080 TI's were released into the EU queues on Twitter - EVGAUK replied -
EVGA UK - This information can't be given because of business secret.
I find this quite revealing ...

To be fair, ask any other AIB that sells directly the same question and they'll give similar answer (if give one at all). How much units you sold to a region is the kind of information that a company can decide not to be public.

Can you guys stop responding to this ranting czech fella? he's even more annoying than EU queue, thank you.

I was hoping for a EU 3090 Kingpin HC queue, but nothing came up... :(

@EVGA: I think I speak for everyone when I say you guys suck big time when it not only comes to building out resilient websites but also in your ability to provide updates or fair stock allocation to your EU user base.
 
You have had 3 bloody release dates of late go shockingly bad!  Exactly the same outcome on 3 occasions that you could have mitigated by addressing the root cause.
 
I don't throw these accusations out lightly as I work for a business who globally processes transactions at vast scale and to a reliability factor of 99.99999%
 
I have a 3090 in hand now some i'm not a desperate user but for the user base sitting around waiting for updates it is incredibly rude and terrible customer service.

Never thought a mod would delete a comment. Was merely stating EVGA discriminates between regions in regards to stock allocations. Same principle as whether a company decides to apply unequal pay based on gender/age/whatever, kind of pathetic really. Act local rather than global, US in a nutshell.

__Kaj__
I was hoping for a EU 3090 Kingpin HC queue, but nothing came up... :(

me too, but 3080 ti hydro copper looks great also, not like kingpin, of course, but beautiful and powerful

DaLiu

TrekCZ
Evga again proved that they care about customers in this difficult time. Many gamer's hopes will vanish in vain, but for some there is light at the end of the tunnel. Only thanks to Evga which provides this light despite hordes of customer scalping impostors.
 
Yet still some will complain about Evga order system not having stock market capabilities (where these companies have buildings of software engineers working on these systems).
 
Evga does not discriminate, even customer impostors and miners have the same chance as gamers.

Dude, just shut the fock up, since you got the card you are up and down all EVGA, you just got lucky, you are one of the 1% of people who are happy with EVGA, just calm down and stop posting all your pro bull****.

If you are unhappy with EVGA, I suggest you find another AIB partner that better suites your needs, visit their website for direct to consumer sales, get into their queue and buy their product if you think the experience will be better/faster. 

GingerPopper

KnightSparda
Every retailer in Spain have the 3080ti FTW3, and all with prices near 2000€, thats why we dont have priority even in EU, all the apps of 2º hand sellers here are full of 3080ti of all the brands with 500-600€ overprice, even the FE.

In Bulgaria all big retailers are stacked with cards that they are still selling at very high prices (although they are a bit better than a few months ago) and no one is buying them anymore. Before when I saw them stack up on cards they flew off shelves in just a day or two, now I have seen them not only keep the same cards for more than a few weeks, but are actually getting more and more cards that they are simply not selling. It seems that miners have finally decided that it isn't worth it and the people that do have enough disposable income to waste on overpriced GPUs have already bought the cards they wanted, leaving these new batches of cards hanging and it is not like scalpers are willing to buy cards at near scalped prices just to resell them with minimal gain. 

Retailers will eventually drop their prices, they have no choice, either that or keep stock in their warehouses for weeks/months to come with no real customers, which as you can guess is not good for any company looking to make profit. 
 
TLDR; Just wait, prices will drop and the situation will get better eventually, it is just a matter of when and how long until it happens.

Second this. Already happening even at online retailers in Europe. About 10-15% drop in last 30-45 days. At this rate and possibly with a crypto collapse I wouldn't be surprised if we end up with a lot of surplus cards on the market in 6 months. Sooner or later supply will reach demand and this will turn out to be yet another bubble.