Ofc he is
 

SBMike2
Omg, I'm so far back for the 3080Ti (pos. 440)...  Going to be a long time before I get it, glad I was able to get the 3070Ti today.

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3381385

Letting people know they will never get their cards is soo much better than giving them false hopes every day. I mean EVGA doesn't win anything from giving false hopes, it just hurts them

eduardvgamer
Is there any twitter movement that we can support to make this situation in the EU more visible ? 

 
/RH76678174/status/1404086095000883205
and a list for 3080ti sales so far:
spreadsheets/d/1HZCX-aRyFGiJJyq34XTILo2q1s8JppOvALPU9xAUW1w/edit?pli=1#gid=0
 

SBMike2

Lukas82
Ofc he is
 

SBMike2
Omg, I'm so far back for the 3080Ti (pos. 440)...  Going to be a long time before I get it, glad I was able to get the 3070Ti today.

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3381385

And? My point stands...

It doesn't though, you are lucky to be living in the US where the NA site is the way it is and have even managed to snag yourself a card, while people from EU have to sit back and pray that even 10 cards drop every week, despite the queue sizes not being all that different. Your tone of voice is basically "I got a card easily and am well off, why are you guys complaining when you can't even get a card from this american website which has decided to branch off to the EU". 
 
If you are willing to increase your influence outside of a certain region, in this case an entire continent, to another one without being willing to even do so much as stay in contact with this new region, why even bother in the first place? Just come out and say it as it is, tell us that these cards won't be coming for months to the EU and let people decide what they want to do next as opposed to leading literally thousands of people in the hopes of snagging some easy cash once you do send out a few dozen cards every few weeks. 

They would always need to balance things out. If no/little EVGA stock is available, customers will flock to other brands.

SBMike2

Lukas82
Ofc he is
 

SBMike2
Omg, I'm so far back for the 3080Ti (pos. 440)...  Going to be a long time before I get it, glad I was able to get the 3070Ti today.

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3381385

And? My point stands...

Ye, no point to argue with ignorant...

GingerPopper

SBMike2

Lukas82
Ofc he is
 

SBMike2
Omg, I'm so far back for the 3080Ti (pos. 440)...  Going to be a long time before I get it, glad I was able to get the 3070Ti today.

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3381385

And? My point stands...

It doesn't though, you are lucky to be living in the US where the NA site is the way it is and have even managed to snag yourself a card, while people from EU have to sit back and pray that even 10 cards drop every week, despite the queue sizes not being all that different. Your tone of voice is basically "I got a card easily and am well off, why are you guys complaining when you can't even get a card from this american website which has decided to branch off to the EU". 
 
If you are willing to increase your influence outside of a certain region, in this case an entire continent, to another one without being willing to even do so much as stay in contact with this new region, why even bother in the first place? Just come out and say it as it is, tell us that these cards won't be coming for months to the EU and let people decide what they want to do next as opposed to leading literally thousands of people in the hopes of snagging some easy cash once you do send out a few dozen cards every few weeks. 

It's literally the same for every other company.  Wherever the company is based, is going to receive priority and more supplies, and I've given an example already.  There's literal YouTube videos of someone walking in a shop in Taiwan and the shelves are full of GPUs.  That's just the way it is, we literally only have EVGA for even the little bit of supply we get in NA.  It's ridiculous to single out EVGA and get upset they are taking care of where their company is based while simultaneously still trickling supply elsewhere where they can.  Every company has a reach globally, and yet you're only upset at EVGA because they give you the opportunity to enter a queue and actually have a chance rather than other companies that just send all supply to be scalped.  Get over yourself seriously.
 
Lastly it's not even like NA queue is moving at some fast rate.  The NA queues are still in last year, imagine if they split that already limited supply even smaller to send it elsewhere, every queue would be on like only the second day of the queue.  How is that a good idea at all?

Wrong. The retailers DO get the products at MSRP or very close to MSRP. I have friends who work in one of the biggest IT retail company in EU and they confirmed the MSRP prices plenty of times.
 
Fact is, etailers are scalping. Why ? Because they can.

cokealcaide
I think that as customer, it is quite fair to ask for expectations and not getting a "Sorry, not clear ETA". We are not expecting an exact date in where you get your GPU based on the notify timestamp, but at least a clear statement like: 

"EVGA is aiming to satisfy 30% of day one auto-notify queue by the end of the year for SKU XXXXX" 
"EVGA is not delivering any hydro-coppers until the end of the quarter"
 
Uncertainty is what is driving us crazy. Some of us are in top10 for some queues that can get a notification tomorrow.... or never!!! Having that big amount of money saved in there is also not that easy for some of the people in this forum. Please manage a little bit our expectations so that we can understand better where we are. 
 

Why don't you go to who provides the actual CHIP....Nvidia....eVGA can't produce more than they're shipped...or has that slipped past your calculations?
 

Prices are starting to drop slightly around here and honestly.. about to pull the trigger on a Asus TUF 3070. I'm 80'ish on the 3070Ti queue and seeing as there's still no reports of links being sent out to EU... it'll be many months at this rate. still no word from EVGA either.
There's an EVGA card at around the same price, but the rest of my system is Asus so the lighting sync is a bonus, and honestly this whole situation leaves a sour taste. If there's no signs of anything changing in a few days, think I'll just have to bite the bullet. Was really putting my hopes on the queue, but seeing the situation is kind of a downer.

foxhsu
Well, if this statement is still true, right now Taiwan suffer serious Convir19 threat, many business are decrease working power. TW evga cut down man power since May 18th. Taiwan local shipment even stop until future notices.
 
//tw.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=4968 
 

nrpeyton
 
P.S. The cards are made in Taiwan.  And Europeans who buy cards directly from EVGA have cards shipped directly from Taiwan to the EU customer.  So logistically isn't Europe far easier to deal with?  (If I am wrong please someone explain why)?

It's true, even local news are talking about it, I guess no cards for the next few months...

jfiser2

SBMike2
Don’t understand why there’s still comparisons between NA and EU…. EVGA is an American company, NA will get priority which is the same for every other company as well. MSI, ASUS…. There’s a lot more stock of those cards in Taiwan, you know why? Because they’re Taiwanese companies. Are you also upset there is more cards in Taiwan?

No. You are wrong. We are using https://eu.evga.com and this e-shop is managed by company EVGA B.V., located at Oude Liermolenweg 5, 2678 MN De Lier, The Netherlands, Registration number with the Chambers of Commerce: 64112438.
 
So they are doing business in EU and the company is in fact from EU.

???  This means nothing?  EVGA is an American company.  Doesn't matter that they are doing business in other countries.

Bellosguardo88

foxhsu
Well, if this statement is still true, right now Taiwan suffer serious Convir19 threat, many business are decrease working power. TW evga cut down man power since May 18th. Taiwan local shipment even stop until future notices.
 
//tw.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=4968 
 

nrpeyton
 
P.S. The cards are made in Taiwan.  And Europeans who buy cards directly from EVGA have cards shipped directly from Taiwan to the EU customer.  So logistically isn't Europe far easier to deal with?  (If I am wrong please someone explain why)?

It's true, even local news are talking about it, I guess no cards for the next few months...

The cards are all manufactured in Taiwan though.  If what you say is true then distributors/retailers and the NA queue would all also be affected too.

SBMike2

GingerPopper

SBMike2

Lukas82
Ofc he is
 

SBMike2
Omg, I'm so far back for the 3080Ti (pos. 440)...  Going to be a long time before I get it, glad I was able to get the 3070Ti today.

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3381385

And? My point stands...

It doesn't though, you are lucky to be living in the US where the NA site is the way it is and have even managed to snag yourself a card, while people from EU have to sit back and pray that even 10 cards drop every week, despite the queue sizes not being all that different. Your tone of voice is basically "I got a card easily and am well off, why are you guys complaining when you can't even get a card from this american website which has decided to branch off to the EU". 
 
If you are willing to increase your influence outside of a certain region, in this case an entire continent, to another one without being willing to even do so much as stay in contact with this new region, why even bother in the first place? Just come out and say it as it is, tell us that these cards won't be coming for months to the EU and let people decide what they want to do next as opposed to leading literally thousands of people in the hopes of snagging some easy cash once you do send out a few dozen cards every few weeks. 

It's literally the same for every other company.  Wherever the company is based, is going to receive priority and more supplies, and I've given an example already.  There's literal YouTube videos of someone walking in a shop in Taiwan and the shelves are full of GPUs.  That's just the way it is, we literally only have EVGA for even the little bit of supply we get in NA.  It's ridiculous to single out EVGA and get upset they are taking care of where their company is based while simultaneously still trickling supply elsewhere where they can.  Every company has a reach globally, and yet you're only upset at EVGA because they give you the opportunity to enter a queue and actually have a chance rather than other companies that just send all supply to be scalped.  Get over yourself seriously.
 
Lastly it's not even like NA queue is moving at some fast rate.  The NA queues are still in last year, imagine if they split that already limited supply even smaller to send it elsewhere, every queue would be on like only the second day of the queue.  How is that a good idea at all?

Its normal that you don’t think it’s a good idea to equalize stock between NA and EU since you are from NA. Like how pointless is your point of view saying that?

SBMike2

jfiser2

SBMike2
Don’t understand why there’s still comparisons between NA and EU…. EVGA is an American company, NA will get priority which is the same for every other company as well. MSI, ASUS…. There’s a lot more stock of those cards in Taiwan, you know why? Because they’re Taiwanese companies. Are you also upset there is more cards in Taiwan?

No. You are wrong. We are using https://eu.evga.com and this e-shop is managed by company EVGA B.V., located at Oude Liermolenweg 5, 2678 MN De Lier, The Netherlands, Registration number with the Chambers of Commerce: 64112438.
 
So they are doing business in EU and the company is in fact from EU.

???  This means nothing?  EVGA is an American company.  Doesn't matter that they are doing business in other countries.

I am afraid that the only thing that makes no sense here is the argument you are trying to make  ! Sure EVGA is an American company so what ?  McDonald's  is also an American company yet they treat all their customers equally no matter where they do business on the globe , this is how you do business ....
 
You don't go to a McDonalds in EU and wait 3 years in a queue to get your burger knowing at the same time in NA they are being served in withing minutes . If that was the case then nobody would eat at McDonalds anymore in EU .... same goes with EVGA , they have decided to do business in EU therefore they need to treat their EU customers equally .
 
Instead what EVGA does is allocating a huge amount of GPUs to NA and peanuts to EU then on the same breath pretend they care about their customers  .
 
I don't understand how peoples fail to grasp such a basic concept .....