Why isn't Black moving? I'm only 15 milliseconds away.

I'm getting close on the 3070ti FTW3. under 3 minutes. This is exciting!

evgaboyd

johcamp21
I'm getting close on the 3070ti FTW3. under 3 minutes. This is exciting!

I'm under 3 minutes for the 3080TI FTW3 Ultra, EVGA pls.

I’m cheering for you man

johcamp21

evgaboyd

johcamp21
I'm getting close on the 3070ti FTW3. under 3 minutes. This is exciting!

I'm under 3 minutes for the 3080TI FTW3 Ultra, EVGA pls.

I’m cheering for you man

Thanks! I'll still supply supplemental salt if needed after I get my card. 
 
Hopefully your patience will be awarded soon as well.

steshanya
While we mortals keep patiently waiting here. How come some vendors end up with bunch of Evga cards sold at twice msrp???

Those are not the vendors that got the cards directly from EVGA. 

evgaboyd
 
We had those Google sheets which some people kept putting information in them wrong on purposed.
 
Wouldn't be surprised if the same happens to that site. Depending on the honor system is always tenuous.

 
I think they've been busy today trying to correct some errors in their reporting today.  
 

phroze
While I find you more accurate, I find the site much easier to pull up for a quick glance. I still give you the fruit of the delicious associate's code when I purchase.

 
Thanks; I do appreciate that. But the larger issue is just preventing folks from reading their reporting and becoming convinced that they've been skipped or that EVGA did them dirty. That was always my complaint about the spreadsheets as erroneous reporting was commonplace and not very well policed. Now that they've developed a commercial site to track the queues...but it is still based on unreviewed self-reports...I am not sure what has changed on the accuracy front....  Like I said, I don't find it has value for me. YMMV.

sig_si
Hi,
 
I didn't got notification :(
6/10/2021 6:27:02 AM PTNo
 
Is there a difference between eu.evga.co and evga.com queues?
Does anyone have an up-to-date list of notifications for Europe?

 
Yes, they are two different queues.  Here is the latest I have (thanks BovineGamer) for EU: EU Notify Queue Summary (as an aside, that link is always in the signature block of all of my posts).
 

__Grig__
3897 - Notification Received at 12:21 PM | Order Placed
Used Enewt's Code. 
GG bois. 9 months done!

 
Congratulations and thanks for reporting back.  
 
Thanks also for using the Associate’s Code for your 3% discount at checkout; it is appreciated.  Enjoy your new gaming goodness! 
 

louiezapata2018
We did it! So since I was able to get my hands on a Rog Strix 3070 & I finally got my notify for the 3070 FTW. I am giving it to my father in law for fathers day! Here is my time stamp! 
11/26/2020 8:24:24 AM PT

Congratulations and thanks for reporting back!

steshanya
How do you know? After 3080 Ti release I didn’t see Evga cards available notifications from Best Buy, Walmart or Amazon. Yet some third party shops on Amazon have dozens of Evga 3080 Ti available now over 2k. Newegg consistently has ABS pc builds with 3080 Ftw3
Ultras available for sale. Yet the queue for 3080 FTW3 ultra from Evga moved 0 days from September last year? I mean we are not that dumb.

There are other channels other than big box stores and some of them are shady and got stock to the people you are talking about. Those other channels supply system integrators. EVGA is not going to give their stock to some third party guy in the alley with his trunk open. 

That’s exactly the problem and I personally worked in a giant multibillion IT networking company where every Mom and Pop shop could be potential system integrator as long as they pass some certifications and registered as business. With Evga business scale much smaller than that I can’t even imagine how many shady “System integrators” are there.

Thanks for sharing!

__Grig__
can you step up from 3080 to 3080 TI?

if it's listed yeah

steshanya
Yep, exactly. Check here:
As long as you are e-saler like all those freaking Amazon and Walmart eshops, you can become Evga channel partner/dealer. The stupid thing though that in normal times that’s exactly how business should operate and that’s what Evga would want, yet in current times Evga keeps selling majority of cards to them with higher priority than us retail buyers and unfortunately they wouldn’t risk “losing” the partner by auditing them for scalping behavior. Freaking loop. Sigh!

That's a lot of assumption in a single paragraph.

Well my 3060 arrived today from Staffordshire England and I was finally able to let my dear old 1070 take a well earned break. It took about 15 min to install but that's because I was being uber-careful. I launched The New Colossus to give it a test drive and it was Smoooooth as butter now to fire up YoungBlood for the ray tracing.
I kept back one notify for the 3070ti because the 3060 is going FOC to a family member when I get it. 6:54am in the EU queue.
 
Anyway I've no Jameson's whiskey (I drank it, in case yer wondering) but I guess this little guy will do and so I raise my glass to you all and wish you all the best of luck and watch the Sodium levels guys, its no harm to take a spoon of honey now and then to balance the equation.

I’m just telling what I’m seeing topped with my personal experience in IT equipment distribution company. EVGA trying to be “nice” by creating the queue and I appreciate that but so far if you are waiting for 3080 card there is absolutely 0 value in it. What you see here is: we created queue for retail and normal 3080 (not higher priced HC) moved 0 from September. No single metric from EVGA though on how many 3080s they totally got and how much went to queue members. That would be transparency and not what we are seeing now. I’m Evga fan for 5 generations of cards now but my patience running thin when I see 15 Evga 3080 Ti sold by Amazon vendor while we get ****. Pardon my french

Back_Yard_Gamer
Well my 3060 arrived today from Staffordshire England and I was finally able to let my dear old 1070 take a well earned break. It took about 15 min to install but that's because I was being uber-careful. I launched The New Colossus to give it a test drive and it was Smoooooth as butter now to fire up YoungBlood for the ray tracing.
I kept back one notify for the 3070ti because the 3060 is going FOC to a family member when I get it. 6:54am in the EU queue.
 
Anyway I've no Jameson's whiskey (I drank it, in case yer wondering) but I guess this little guy will do and so I raise my glass to you all and wish you all the best of luck and watch the Sodium levels guys, its no harm to take a spoon of honey now and then to balance the equation.

Grats on your card man and cheers!
Edit: Someone used my code last night to register a product and i just wanted to say thank you. Hope you see this :)

steshanya
I’m just telling what I’m seeing topped with my personal experience in IT equipment distribution company. EVGA trying to be “nice” by creating the queue and I appreciate that but so far if you are waiting for 3080 card there is absolutely 0 value in it. What you see here is: we created queue for retail and normal 3080 (not higher priced HC) moved 0 from September. No single metric from EVGA though on how many 3080s they totally got and how much went to queue members. That would be transparency and not what we are seeing now. I’m Evga fan for 5 generations of cards now but my patience running thin when I see 15 Evga 3080 Ti sold by Amazon vendor while we get ****. Pardon my french

I don't understand why you think 3080's haven't moved.  We've seen multiple skus move this week alone.

Some SKUs (Black, XC3) have moved much less, or for the Black, very little if any.  Those are 1) the lowest priced and 2) in some cases basically RETAIL only SKUs that will always go first to the retail outlets (i.e. Best Buy).
Since there is a global shortage of the parts they need to meet their existing orders, they appear to have prioritized their more profitable SKUs for direct sales from their website. 
Now, I certainly wish they hadn't opened the notifies for those SKUs, and would absolutely agree that they should turn off the notify buttons for products that are hopelessly beyond reach, but at the time the product launched, nobody could have accurately predicted the overwhelming demand.  EVGA has clearly learned from this, hence the current system of disabling the button on the 3080TI and 3070TI XC3s until more inventory can be verified to arrive.

EVGA has no obligation to the transparency you want, and they have no reason to supply their competitors with that sort of information either.

The queue is here and I know for a fact it works.  It's not perfect, but it's working as best it can and we're seeing clear evidence that they are trying to improve it.

But if you feel like EVGA has somehow broken your trust, feel free to shop from MSI, ASUS, GIGABYTE and ZOTAC.  They are clearly more transparent and not at all dodgy.