Urobulus

vndragonslayer1
 
im sorry u get triggered by bro/bruh... but boomers need to adapt or die.. nobody uses dude/man anymore..

Riiiiiiiiiiight kid... Right...
 
And yes I said kid because saying ''boomers need to adapt or die'' is definitely not coming from anything else than the average 16ish self-entitled teen nowadays...
 
And plenty of people still use dude/man/mate nowadays, sorry to disappoint you.

drewski989
 
This is funny to me.  I am far from a boomer.  Bro is nothing new kind sir, neither is sus, or copped, or any of the stuff you think newer generations invented.  It is all recycled and circles around, a couple generations later kids pick it back up and think they started something.

static.quai

drewski989
 
This is funny to me.  I am far from a boomer.  Bro is nothing new kind sir, neither is sus, or copped, or any of the stuff you think newer generations invented.  It is all recycled and circles around, a couple generations later kids pick it back up and think they started something.

Gen X - The lost generation.  Not as good of consumers as the B&M generations.  Too hard to market to them.

static.quai

drewski989
 
This is funny to me.  I am far from a boomer.  Bro is nothing new kind sir, neither is sus, or copped, or any of the stuff you think newer generations invented.  It is all recycled and circles around, a couple generations later kids pick it back up and think they started something.

Gen X - The lost generation.  Not as good of consumers as the B&M generations.  Too hard to market to them.

vndragonslayer1

csd80388
Their is one underlying problem with this queue system. People should of put priority for their selections. For instance most people are in a queue at this point to get any card they can get. Since something is better than nothing at this point. But the first card they get might not be the exact card they want. For instance I want the hybrid card cause I want the better cooling and better performance out of it but i am also in queue for the air card. I prefer the hybrid and want that 1st of all things but wouldn't care if I got the air card either. This also has turned the queue system into just make cards for the longest queues then make the cards for the ones people really want. If they had people set priority in their own queues they could then know hey maybe we should focus on making these cards instead of whatever we can get out. EBAY has so many of these cards now listed so is the queue system really working.
 
RANT OVER.

the flaw in this argument is that they're a business and they really dont care that you really "want the cheapest card".. stars are not aligned... they want most profit and the demand is off the chart so they will produce the card with the biggest margins

nomoss

bucyrus5000
So many of the skews (3080s and 3090s) have not had any cards delivered since early October. 7 months, more than half a year, zero cards delivered to queued waitlisters.

I'm sure everyone at EVGA is working hard, and deserves more money...but many of us work hard and deserve more money. The price increases shouldn't happen when the zero cards have been delivered in 7 months.

EVGA is not responsible for the global supply issues.  Nor is EVGA responsible for the tariff.  They've more than earned my kudos for maintaining the pricing as long as they have.  Now they should adjust all pricing to better reflect the market - and yes, I mean they should increase the current listed prices to more closely match what their competitors are charging.

bucyrus5000

nomoss

bucyrus5000
So many of the skews (3080s and 3090s) have not had any cards delivered since early October. 7 months, more than half a year, zero cards delivered to queued waitlisters.

I'm sure everyone at EVGA is working hard, and deserves more money...but many of us work hard and deserve more money. The price increases shouldn't happen when the zero cards have been delivered in 7 months.

EVGA is not responsible for the global supply issues.  Nor is EVGA responsible for the tariff.  They've more than earned my kudos for maintaining the pricing as long as they have.  Now they should adjust all pricing to better reflect the market - and yes, I mean they should increase the current listed prices to more closely match what their competitors are charging.

They are responsible for supplying cards to SIs, but providing none to the waitlisters. It reeks of greed, they tell us they hope we get one before their arbitrary date in April when they are to increase the prices, but have delivered no cards for many on the high-end skews. I understand we have to pay a tariff. I'm saying I wouldn't feel salty if they were delivering 1 or 2 cards a month, advancing the queues, but they haven't for 7 friggin' months. 0 for 7 months.

I get that you want to express the flawed concept they are just doing their best, and this is Capitalism, but what you are really doing is saying I'm wrong to feel salty about the situation, which is wrong to do.

nomoss

bucyrus5000

nomoss

bucyrus5000
So many of the skews (3080s and 3090s) have not had any cards delivered since early October. 7 months, more than half a year, zero cards delivered to queued waitlisters.

I'm sure everyone at EVGA is working hard, and deserves more money...but many of us work hard and deserve more money. The price increases shouldn't happen when the zero cards have been delivered in 7 months.

EVGA is not responsible for the global supply issues.  Nor is EVGA responsible for the tariff.  They've more than earned my kudos for maintaining the pricing as long as they have.  Now they should adjust all pricing to better reflect the market - and yes, I mean they should increase the current listed prices to more closely match what their competitors are charging.

They are responsible for supplying cards to SIs, but providing none to the waitlisters. It reeks of greed, they tell us they hope we get one before their arbitrary date in April when they are to increase the prices, but have delivered no cards for many on the high-end skews. I understand we have to pay a tariff. I'm saying I wouldn't feel salty if they were delivering 1 or 2 cards a month, advancing the queues, but they haven't for 7 friggin' months. 0 for 7 months.

I get that you want to express the flawed concept they are just doing their best, and this is Capitalism, but what you are really doing is saying I'm wrong to feel salty about the situation, which is wrong to do.

The global supply issue affects everything.  Every component that goes into a graphics card.  Every PCB chip that goes into a car.  There's a shortage of parts for refrigerators, ovens, washing machines.
EVGA is producing GPUs as they can.  That's not a "flawed concept" it's just a fact.

Go ahead and be salty but you're busy blaming people who are at the tail end of a struggling supply chain for everything that's happened in the last year.

Urobulus

nomoss

bucyrus5000

nomoss

bucyrus5000
So many of the skews (3080s and 3090s) have not had any cards delivered since early October. 7 months, more than half a year, zero cards delivered to queued waitlisters.

I'm sure everyone at EVGA is working hard, and deserves more money...but many of us work hard and deserve more money. The price increases shouldn't happen when the zero cards have been delivered in 7 months.

EVGA is not responsible for the global supply issues.  Nor is EVGA responsible for the tariff.  They've more than earned my kudos for maintaining the pricing as long as they have.  Now they should adjust all pricing to better reflect the market - and yes, I mean they should increase the current listed prices to more closely match what their competitors are charging.

They are responsible for supplying cards to SIs, but providing none to the waitlisters. It reeks of greed, they tell us they hope we get one before their arbitrary date in April when they are to increase the prices, but have delivered no cards for many on the high-end skews. I understand we have to pay a tariff. I'm saying I wouldn't feel salty if they were delivering 1 or 2 cards a month, advancing the queues, but they haven't for 7 friggin' months. 0 for 7 months.

I get that you want to express the flawed concept they are just doing their best, and this is Capitalism, but what you are really doing is saying I'm wrong to feel salty about the situation, which is wrong to do.

The global supply issue affects everything.  Every component that goes into a graphics card.  Every PCB chip that goes into a car.  There's a shortage of parts for refrigerators, ovens, washing machines.
EVGA is producing GPUs as they can.  That's not a "flawed concept" it's just a fact.

Go ahead and be salty but you're busy blaming people who are at the tail end of a struggling supply chain for everything that's happened in the last year.

Well somehow I can't help but also agree with the guy a bit: it does seem like EVGA is shipping a lot more to pretty much everyone/everywhere else and we are stuck with barely anything in the queues on a monthly basis... It does look like greed, and they don't seem to care much of the April 16th cutoff date...
 
Sorry but my hope is pretty much gone at this point and there is just no good news anymore it seems. I find it almost impossible to stay positive anymore.

mdw1995

Urobulus

nomoss

bucyrus5000

nomoss

bucyrus5000
So many of the skews (3080s and 3090s) have not had any cards delivered since early October. 7 months, more than half a year, zero cards delivered to queued waitlisters.

I'm sure everyone at EVGA is working hard, and deserves more money...but many of us work hard and deserve more money. The price increases shouldn't happen when the zero cards have been delivered in 7 months.

EVGA is not responsible for the global supply issues.  Nor is EVGA responsible for the tariff.  They've more than earned my kudos for maintaining the pricing as long as they have.  Now they should adjust all pricing to better reflect the market - and yes, I mean they should increase the current listed prices to more closely match what their competitors are charging.

They are responsible for supplying cards to SIs, but providing none to the waitlisters. It reeks of greed, they tell us they hope we get one before their arbitrary date in April when they are to increase the prices, but have delivered no cards for many on the high-end skews. I understand we have to pay a tariff. I'm saying I wouldn't feel salty if they were delivering 1 or 2 cards a month, advancing the queues, but they haven't for 7 friggin' months. 0 for 7 months.

I get that you want to express the flawed concept they are just doing their best, and this is Capitalism, but what you are really doing is saying I'm wrong to feel salty about the situation, which is wrong to do.

The global supply issue affects everything.  Every component that goes into a graphics card.  Every PCB chip that goes into a car.  There's a shortage of parts for refrigerators, ovens, washing machines.
EVGA is producing GPUs as they can.  That's not a "flawed concept" it's just a fact.

Go ahead and be salty but you're busy blaming people who are at the tail end of a struggling supply chain for everything that's happened in the last year.

Well somehow I can't help but also agree with the guy a bit: it does seem like EVGA is shipping a lot more to pretty much everyone/everywhere else and we are stuck with barely anything in the queues on a monthly basis... It does look like greed, and they don't seem to care much of the April 16th cutoff date...
 
Sorry but my hope is pretty much gone at this point and there is just no good news anymore it seems. I find it almost impossible to stay positive anymore.

Greed doesn’t even make sense. They sell us the cards at msrp, they sell to cards to other business for less so when they sell for msrp there is more profit. They would make more money selling them directly to us than the businesses. Also look at the pricing of a strix card vs a ftw3 even after tariff pricing.