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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:00:50
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13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over. I honestly don't know what people expect here.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:31:50
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:33:14
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BlastMode7
ericbartman
phroze
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13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over.
I honestly don't know what people expect here.
How about vetting and selling one 3xxx card per household to start with? How about not letting AFK in twitch chat be the way to be "elite"? How about having enough stock to even cover first couple of hours worth of orders let alone a full day? I mean I could go on, but the apologists are going to be here... The idea being that I see none of this being applied on activities that they can directly control just tells me a different story. EDIT: I know a man from local craigslist here who has scalped 4 EVGA cards that he got from the queue. The first rule would have limited that issue massively. The second rule could have limited or eliminated the launch day elite issues. And 3rd rule while compounded with 1st and 2nd rule could have had people actually get some cards by now. It is a bigger issue I agree, but not big enough to not be solved, or minimized. When you have a big problem you don't just run away from it, and bury your head in the sand, you break into smaller problems which can be solved, and in turn move you in the right direction.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:37:34
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There are queue that hasnāt moved 1 hour in a month. My advice for everybody here is: be wise with your time. Study, spend time with family, go out,, enjoy your life with other things if you are not able to play games because you are still waiting for a graphics card. Donāt let these queue steal your life. Do other things. After I saw how slow these elite queues are moving, I just check my notifies and these forums one time every day. EVGA is a business and wants to sell their products but the chip shortage is hurting EVGA and other business. English is my second language. My apologies if you find any grammatical error in my typing.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:41:58
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thyironwolf
missed my queue window today could not log in due to some error or maintenance on evga website wat can i do at this point??????
Reply to ordernotify@evga.com and they will sort you out.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 21:45:21
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BlastMode7
ericbartman
phroze
ericbartman
13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over.
I honestly don't know what people expect here.
I, personally, am not upset with EVGA over their system. I think the queue is great and has satisfied many people. I have received a few notifications myself (and had one I cancelled to allow others to get to it faster), and am privileged to have had the patience to turn them down while waiting for the card I actually want. At least for my part, and some others here, we are more just musing about how exactly the decision of what goes out in a given week is made, and why some SKUs are even created at all, when they don't see movement in weeks to months. Otherwise, yes, I agree, EVGA's system is of course better, and they have overall kept their pricing scheme in check compared to other AIBs to boot.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 22:25:31
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moises83
There are queue that hasnāt moved 1 hour in a month. My advice for everybody here is: be wise with your time. Study, spend time with family, go out,, enjoy your life with other things if you are not able to play games because you are still waiting for a graphics card. Donāt let these queue steal your life. Do other things. After I saw how slow these elite queues are moving, I just check my notifies and these forums one time every day. EVGA is a business and wants to sell their products but the chip shortage is hurting EVGA and other business. English is my second language. My apologies if you find any grammatical error in my typing.
Absolutely. If you are only here for a gaming device, I totally agree. I know some people need these devices for their work; it's definitely worth looking at all possible options rather than just the queue in that case. Stock is getting better now and will continue to throughout the rest of the year. Personally, I've been pretty fixated on the queue, but I try to make sure not to steal time from the important things in life. And don't worry about your English! Many people would be envious of knowing multiple languages :).
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 22:30:58
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tshalev
moises83
There are queue that hasnāt moved 1 hour in a month. My advice for everybody here is: be wise with your time. Study, spend time with family, go out,, enjoy your life with other things if you are not able to play games because you are still waiting for a graphics card. Donāt let these queue steal your life. Do other things. After I saw how slow these elite queues are moving, I just check my notifies and these forums one time every day. EVGA is a business and wants to sell their products but the chip shortage is hurting EVGA and other business. English is my second language. My apologies if you find any grammatical error in my typing.
Absolutely. If you are only here for a gaming device, I totally agree. I know some people need these devices for their work; it's definitely worth looking at all possible options rather than just the queue in that case. Stock is getting better now and will continue to throughout the rest of the year. Personally, I've been pretty fixated on the queue, but I try to make sure not to steal time from the important things in life. And don't worry about your English! Many people would be envious of knowing multiple languages :).
I second that! Would love to learn another language. š¤
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 22:43:53
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tshalev
BlastMode7
ericbartman
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ericbartman
13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over.
I honestly don't know what people expect here.
I, personally, am not upset with EVGA over their system. I think the queue is great and has satisfied many people. I have received a few notifications myself (and had one I cancelled to allow others to get to it faster), and am privileged to have had the patience to turn them down while waiting for the card I actually want. At least for my part, and some others here, we are more just musing about how exactly the decision of what goes out in a given week is made, and why some SKUs are even created at all, when they don't see movement in weeks to months. Otherwise, yes, I agree, EVGA's system is of course better, and they have overall kept their pricing scheme in check compared to other AIBs to boot.
That's the one valid complaint I've seen, and one I agree with... all the various SKU's when they can't satisfy the ones they've already got. There's could be a reason I'm not aware as to why, that makes sense, but I feel like consumers would be better served if they'd not have so many damn SKU's. What's the point of a SKU like the 3070 Ti XC3, as an example, that hasn't moved past the first two minutes.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/09 23:04:24
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BlastMode7
tshalev
BlastMode7
ericbartman
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ericbartman
13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over.
I honestly don't know what people expect here.
I, personally, am not upset with EVGA over their system. I think the queue is great and has satisfied many people. I have received a few notifications myself (and had one I cancelled to allow others to get to it faster), and am privileged to have had the patience to turn them down while waiting for the card I actually want. At least for my part, and some others here, we are more just musing about how exactly the decision of what goes out in a given week is made, and why some SKUs are even created at all, when they don't see movement in weeks to months. Otherwise, yes, I agree, EVGA's system is of course better, and they have overall kept their pricing scheme in check compared to other AIBs to boot.
That's the one valid complaint I've seen, and one I agree with... all the various SKU's when they can't satisfy the ones they've already got. There's could be a reason I'm not aware as to why, that makes sense, but I feel like consumers would be better served if they'd not have so many damn SKU's. What's the point of a SKU like the 3070 Ti XC3, as an example, that hasn't moved past the first two minutes.
Yes, I think that they need to technically have a SKU that is at MSRP, at least to look good for consumers, even if they only have very small quantities.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 06:40:27
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Please sign me up for the Kingpin Hybrid queue:
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You have to head to the product link and sign up yourself if the product is available for per-order or so.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 06:42:17
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BlastMode7
That's the one valid complaint I've seen, and one I agree with... all the various SKU's when they can't satisfy the ones they've already got. There's could be a reason I'm not aware as to why, that makes sense, but I feel like consumers would be better served if they'd not have so many damn SKU's. What's the point of a SKU like the 3070 Ti XC3, as an example, that hasn't moved past the first two minutes.
For years, Iāve been thinking that EVGA has had too many SKUs for its own good. Itās bad enough that Nvidia convoluted their own product line, especially by introducing Super versions of cards, and board partners then came up with their own SKU stack for each chip. We donāt need 5-10 versions of graphics cards based on a single chip like how EVGA likes to do it, and it can be really confusing for new customers to decide which is the best bang for their buck. Can you imagine restaurant beverage sizes going from small, medium, and large to small, kinda small, not so small, smallish, medium, sorta medium, medium-but-more-like-large, youād-think-this-is-large-but-itās-actually-a-medium, large, larger, largest, fooled you, this onesās larger, and finally the we-got-bored-so-we-came-up-with-a-large-esque-size? Can you imagine trying to keep up with calories like they were megahertz, and determining the cost to belt-bulge ratio? Thatās pretty much what EVGA does, and itās kind of ridiculous.
 
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 07:15:59
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Complaints about this queue setup to get cards. I can see why they exist. It is less than perfect but so far I have 2 cards A 3060 I had it for 2-3 months A 3090 kingpin which arrives on the 13th of July. I signed up really late on many cards as I did not realize that signing up for every card as soon as they drop was the only way to use the queue. Do I think I should be able to buy all the cards I signed for nope I won't buy all that I signed for: 12G-P5-3953-KR 6/30/2021 6:50:34 AM PT -------- No 08G-P5-3783-KL 6/30/2021 6:32:25 AM PT -------- No 10G-P5-3899-KR 6/23/2021 9:47:30 AM PT -------- No 10G-P5-3889-KR 6/23/2021 9:46:59 AM PT -------- No 12G-P5-3959-KR 6/23/2021 9:45:25 AM PT -------- No 12G-P5-3979-KR 6/23/2021 9:43:56 AM PT -------- No 24G-P5-3999-KR 6/19/2021 11:21:51 AM PT ------- No I may get this kingpin and trade for a hybrid kingpin 12G-P5-3969-KR 6/15/2021 10:56:11 AM PT ------- No 08G-P5-3797-KL 6/10/2021 6:45:44 AM PT --------- No 08G-P5-3753-KR 6/8/2021 6:43:26 AM PT --------- No 12G-P5-3958-KR 6/4/2021 10:49:48 AM PT ---------No 12G-P5-3967-KR 6/3/2021 9:09:35 AM PT --------- No 12G-Pg-3968-KR 6/3/2021 9:08:31 AM PT --------- No So these are just the "new" June cards I have an interest in 2 of them But If I get picked for any of them and can do a trade for cards I really want I may get them. If no one would do a fair trade I likely will just buy the kingpin and do a water cooled build. I am signed up for 25 other cards from 10/7/2020 to 5/6/2021 Of those I now own 2 cards. so 38 cards signed for I grabbed 2 cards. that I am using. 38 cards is stupidly long. and I skipped some I think the list is like 43 cards could be picked.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 11:29:15
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 15:17:01
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Do you guys think retail card prices are going to drop in a couple of months with the large amount of GPUs being offloaded by crypto miners?
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 16:18:52
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Apparently today is Jacob's birthday... Happy birthday Jacob! I'm expecting a flood of cards this week in celebration :)
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 16:50:05
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Do you guys think retail card prices are going to drop in a couple of months with the large amount of GPUs being offloaded by crypto miners?
It is highly unlikely on the nvidia side. I foresee AMD cards dropping in price as the AIB pricing is way above manufacturer MSRP.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 18:01:49
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And where are all those Chinese mining GPUs being sold at? I think those miners are just moving their rigs to other countries where they can get that cheap electricity.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 19:18:20
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I am in queue for the 3785 and 3797.
But I just realized that the queue will pretty much never get to me. Here is some data from the tables posted here:
3785 June 17 (6-15 9:03:34) to July 9 (6:15 9:03:44) ----> 10 seconds movement in aprox 22 days, that is 1 minute per 22*6=132 days or one hour per 7920 days or one hour per 21 years.
I joined the queue on 6-27.
3797 June 17 6:26:48 to July 9 6:36:45 -----> 10 minutes and 3 seconds in aprox 22 days or one hour in 132 days or one day in 3168 days or one day movement per 8 years.
I joined the queue on 6-10.
From the data above, I think I might get an EVGA GPU in a minimum of 100 years.
Get my point? People like me will never get these GPUs. Unless there is significant production increase, which doesn't seem to happen anytime soon.
I am only afraid that at the moment and the next year we will be stuck with buying GPUs from the scalpers on EBAY or other places.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 22:02:32
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Wow.. I found a live tracker on Twitch.
https://www.twitch.tv/datalovertv
That's not a queue tracker (which is what this thread is about), it's a products in stock notification and by the time it's notification hit's you and you find out where it's in stock at, the card will be out of stock before you get there.
post edited by kram36 - 2021/07/10 22:06:17
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/10 22:12:14
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Wow.. I found a live tracker on Twitch.
https://www.twitch.tv/datalovertv
That's not a queue tracker (which is what this thread is about), it's a products in stock notification and by the time it's notification hit's you and you find out where it's in stock at, the card will be out of stock before you get there.
Yeah I was watching it for a few minutes seeing cards go in and out of stock however long it takes their bot to refresh - within a second. Insane how high the demand is (or more accurately, how short the supply is).
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 00:35:25
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Good Morning, for Europe the queue didn't move for 1 second, so we are the last who I will get their hands on a GPU from EVGA :)
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 02:11:35
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zotac droped gpu 3070Ti i already buy 3070 Ti Oc Trinity :D
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 08:04:18
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zotac droped gpu 3070Ti i already buy 3070 Ti Oc Trinity :D
A store here in Canada has Zotac 3070 Tis and 3080 Tis available now... $1050 USD for the former and $1900 USD for the latter... š¤¢
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 08:10:16
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They make the excuse that there is a shortage when brands are sending them products at stock prices and they are taking advantage of the situation yesterday zotac dropped at least 150 or 200 graphics cards for MRSP prince and they sell for $1200 $1300
amazon have 3070 Ti trinity for 1300 usd this is swindle
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 08:13:48
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i pay 870$ included shipping
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2021/07/11 09:55:42
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tshalev
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13 second movement in 2 weeks for 3967.
While ebay is full of EVGA cards.
Just sayin....
They were sure moving pretty quickly previously. I already got me email but skipped it. Got the XC3 version instead. I bet they start moving again here shortly when they tool up the line and start shipping from overseas. I imagine that they only have a couple lines in the factories so you cannot make all SKUs at the very same time. Patience sucks but what are you going to do?
Did you just say patience sucks to those who have been waiting for a card for over 8 months? C'mon man.
And then we have "elite" queue that doesn't even satisfy first day in the first month. Meanwhile, there are scalpers who have EVGA cards left right and centre? Apparently this production line pretty tooled up and is working quite well for the scalpers.
Sorry for being touchy, but this wouldn't be infuriating if I didn't see every other card on eBay being an EVGA.
And what exactly do you expect EVGA to do about it? There's no pleasing some people. EVGA is doing a better job than anyone else in dealing with this shortage... one that they have zero control over. They're doing the best with what they've got and you can't expect them to devote 100% of production to the queues and tell retailers to piss off. As for EVGA cards being on eBay... what do you expect? Scalpers are playing all the avenues as well... even this queue system. They're also using tools that guarantee they get a hold of cards as soon as they're in stock online, and they'll trample anyone they can to get them at physical locations. And it's not like there's an inordinate amount of EVGA cards in comparison to other AIB's. Once again, you're blaming EVGA for something they have zero control over.
I honestly don't know what people expect here.
I, personally, am not upset with EVGA over their system. I think the queue is great and has satisfied many people. I have received a few notifications myself (and had one I cancelled to allow others to get to it faster), and am privileged to have had the patience to turn them down while waiting for the card I actually want. At least for my part, and some others here, we are more just musing about how exactly the decision of what goes out in a given week is made, and why some SKUs are even created at all, when they don't see movement in weeks to months. Otherwise, yes, I agree, EVGA's system is of course better, and they have overall kept their pricing scheme in check compared to other AIBs to boot.
That's the one valid complaint I've seen, and one I agree with... all the various SKU's when they can't satisfy the ones they've already got. There's could be a reason I'm not aware as to why, that makes sense, but I feel like consumers would be better served if they'd not have so many damn SKU's. What's the point of a SKU like the 3070 Ti XC3, as an example, that hasn't moved past the first two minutes.
Yes, I think that they need to technically have a SKU that is at MSRP, at least to look good for consumers, even if they only have very small quantities.
Yeah, but I think people see right through that when like 5 people end up with those cards. I know... I'm exaggerating, but you see my point. Granted, perhaps those of us following the queue statistics are the only ones that will, and the majority of public opinion won't know any better. ObscureEmpyre
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That's the one valid complaint I've seen, and one I agree with... all the various SKU's when they can't satisfy the ones they've already got. There's could be a reason I'm not aware as to why, that makes sense, but I feel like consumers would be better served if they'd not have so many damn SKU's. What's the point of a SKU like the 3070 Ti XC3, as an example, that hasn't moved past the first two minutes.
For years, Iāve been thinking that EVGA has had too many SKUs for its own good. Itās bad enough that Nvidia convoluted their own product line, especially by introducing Super versions of cards, and board partners then came up with their own SKU stack for each chip. We donāt need 5-10 versions of graphics cards based on a single chip like how EVGA likes to do it, and it can be really confusing for new customers to decide which is the best bang for their buck. Can you imagine restaurant beverage sizes going from small, medium, and large to small, kinda small, not so small, smallish, medium, sorta medium, medium-but-more-like-large, youād-think-this-is-large-but-itās-actually-a-medium, large, larger, largest, fooled you, this onesās larger, and finally the we-got-bored-so-we-came-up-with-a-large-esque-size? Can you imagine trying to keep up with calories like they were megahertz, and determining the cost to belt-bulge ratio? Thatās pretty much what EVGA does, and itās kind of ridiculous.
Yep, exactly. I get that binning could have something to do with it, and I can see some of the "seemingly" superfluous SKU's, but it's certainly overly convoluted.
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