dskx_16
Good morning! There are new 20 and 16 series graphics cards available for Auto-Notify on the Evga website!

I think someone on twitter confirmed with Jacob that there are no queues for those cards.

Bora1114

dskx_16
Good morning! There are new 20 and 16 series graphics cards available for Auto-Notify on the Evga website!

I think someone on twitter confirmed with Jacob that there are no queues for those cards.

...Well, color me sadness.

Bora1114I think someone on twitter confirmed with Jacob that there are no queues for those cards.

Question where "Series 20 available for Auto-Notify. Are you plan to release those?"

 

CptT95Or touch the metal casing of your pc case 🤔

The idea behind this "discharger" that you hold it and when you touch something with it spark goes between two metal surfaces. When you touch something with bare finger spark goes between finger and metal, which may be slightly painful(or at least unpleasant). So, any metal thing in your pocket will work - no sense to pay additional $10.

dskx_16What about the 16 series? 

You can ask him on twitter. But I think answer will pretty much the same 
 

 

drewski989
I don't want to start drama today, but I highly doubt with a global shortage of everything, any resources would be put into making non-30-series cards.

They are still producing turing. 16XX cards are still being restocked and larger dies are for CMP cards. But they will prioritize the 30 series for shared components.

drewski989I don't want to start drama today, but I highly doubt with a global shortage of everything, any resources would be put into making non-30-series cards.

Pascal 16-14nm, Turing 12nm, Ampere 7-8nm. I doubt that one line at factory can do variable fabrication process. In this case increase production of old DIEs does not affects quantities on new DIEs. 
 

Bora1114They are still producing turing.

Is there any proof from Nvidia? Because specs(hashrate and power consumption) for 30HX same as P106, 40HX same as P104, 50HX same as P102 and all this old mining cards Pascal based.
 

static.quai
For what it's worth (almost nothing), I have the feeling that today will be a better Thursday than normal.  Good luck.

With all the positive waves its sure to be 

jstarnes0434Any change this is getting close? 
10G-P5-3897-KR 10/6/2020 11:47:15 AM PT No

Unfortunately no.

nick_shl

drewski989I don't want to start drama today, but I highly doubt with a global shortage of everything, any resources would be put into making non-30-series cards.

Pascal 16-14nm, Turing 12nm, Ampere 7-8nm. I doubt that one line at factory can do variable fabrication process. In this case increase production of old DIEs does not affects quantities on new DIEs. 
 

Bora1114They are still producing turing.

Is there any proof from Nvidia? Because specs(hashrate and power consumption) for 30HX same as P106, 40HX same as P104, 50HX same as P102 and all this old mining cards Pascal based.
 

Turing and pascal have similar hashrates for the same power so the confusion is understandable. 
 
The cards cannot be pascal bc they use Gddr6. There are a few leaks online from different AIBs confirming gddr6.

drewski989

Bora1114
 

drewski989
I don't want to start drama today, but I highly doubt with a global shortage of everything, any resources would be put into making non-30-series cards.

They are still producing turing. 16XX cards are still being restocked and larger dies are for CMP cards. But they will prioritize the 30 series for shared components.

I hope that is good news for someone...  I don't know for sure, I was speculating.  Limited materials/resources, let's put them into small margin less demand cards...  Seems unwise, but again, the more cards for others the better.

Its not good news because all cards are being bought up unfortunately and more production is being moved to CMP. If there was a component besides the die that was the limiting factor it would make sense for them to cut all other production but that isn't the case. Since there is turing production ongoing, we can assume the 30 series die is the limiting factor in manufacturing of those cards. 

drewski989Ford can't make trucks because they can't get chips for their trucks...

It is a Ford problem. Why TSMC should prioritize some small business(Mkt cap 47.59B) over a big business(Mkt cap 395.55B) 
Ford can wait 
 

Nvidia is using Samsung fab for the 30 series dies
Memory is micron for 3080/3090 with their ddr6x
I think that's tsmc but not sure 🤔

You have to realize, 46 seconds, during the launch period of the card, might actually be a LOT of cards.  When the site comes back up people are hammering it for at least 5 minutes afterwards, especially on something like a 3080 where it's the highest volume card because of it's price to performance.
 
I'm sure there's a list somewhere you can look at thanks to ENewt and others maintaining them, but I think it's a safe bet on any card's launch that 9:00 to 9:10 and even maybe to 9:30 in the case of the 3080, is absolutely packed with hundreds of people on the list... then keep in mind that list is only a portion of people that signed up.  There's probably thousands and thousands of people signed up for notifies between 9-9:10 for the 3080s. 
 
Edit cuz this is worth replying to with useful informations:
 

CptT95
Nvidia is using Samsung fab for the 30 series dies
Memory is micron for 3080/3090 with their ddr6x
I think that's tsmc but not sure 🤔

 
Micron has their own Fabs for memory etc, they onw a few in Singapore, Taiwan, one in China & one in Japan.  They also used to own one in Utah (US) but that was exclusively making Optane for Intel, and since that partnership has fallen apart, they sold it/it is currently up for sale (not sure which).
SK Hynix also makes most of their own stuff both in the DRAM & NAND Flash space (at their own Fabs, that is), and of course, Samsung makes their own stuff as well.

Oh boy. Here we go again.

Dabadger84
You have to realize, 46 seconds, during the launch period of the card, might actually be a LOT of cards.  When the site comes back up people are hammering it for at least 5 minutes afterwards, especially on something like a 3080 where it's the highest volume card because of it's price to performance.
 
I'm sure there's a list somewhere you can look at thanks to ENewt and others maintaining them, but I think it's a safe bet on any card's launch that 9:00 to 9:10 and even maybe to 9:30 in the case of the 3080, is absolutely packed with hundreds of people on the list... then keep in mind that list is only a portion of people that signed up.  There's probably thousands and thousands of people signed up for notifies between 9-9:10 for the 3080s. 
 
Edit cuz this is worth replying to with useful informations:
 
 

 
For the 3060s, which maybe fewer people wanted, but also maybe more knew more about the queue.  It was over 800 a minute if I recall correctly for either of the two flavors.  No way to know which drew more interest, but I think early on it's safe to say it was the 55.  So it's not hundreds in the first half hour, it is many thousands.  Sorry if the original lamenter feels slighted, but yes.  You have to realize how many people are lining up in front of you.