Hitch_Itch
Thank you for the reply and time to make this chart but Im not following how the time tells people approximately where they are in the que.
How does time represent the number of units produced and sold?
 
Lets use this from your table
3080 FTW3 Ulta - 3897 - 9/18/2020 - 07:25:32    (01:23:32)
 
And the below is my que for this card
10G-P5-3897-KR 9/29/2020 6:33:59 AM PT 
 
It would be greatly apricated if you could tell me the correlation between the two.

 
Thanks for the kind words.  
 
I am not trying to determine where individuals are in the queue; nor am I trying to determine how many units are produced or sold.  I am simply trying to track where the head of each queue is.  We don't know whether in a given week of EVGA will drop 10 units to a specific model's queue or 100.  I am just trying to figure out when I should be hyper-vigilant about checking my in-box, full stop.
 

curtisg67
 
I can predict that I am going to get a lot of requests to calculate theirs, but it was tedious pulling information from the posts for one SKU since the information is not in a spreadsheet.  EnewT if you can create or have a consolidated spreadsheet of your daily summary I could enhance my spreadsheet.
 
CG

 
Cool.  I look forward to hearing how your prediction works.  Lots of variables to consider re time of day of the timeline (overnight hours vs daytime hours), launch day/queue announcement day/normal day, deeper into the timeline (when there are likely to be more stragglers because folks obtain cards through other means), etc.
 
I do not have an excel spreadsheet on the data I've been collecting.  I've just be brute forcing it as it was originally just a thing for me to keep my sanity together.  I never intended to be publishing a daily summary...or being such an active member of this community; this was not part of the plan.  Sorry I cannot be of more help.

Thoughts on 3080 XC3 Hybrid gaming vs 3080 FTW3 gaming?
 
My queue for the hybrid is a lot sooner..

gametheory
Thoughts on 3080 XC3 Hybrid gaming vs 3080 FTW3 gaming?
 
My queue for the hybrid is a lot sooner..

FTW3 have better air cooler for better temps than XC3 air cooled, but since the XC3 hybrid has the water cooling, it will be better on cooling temps. I personally go with the hybrid, but that is my personal thougth...

As others have said (and why I didn't reply to the initial guy being rude), spreadsheets are 1) rough from a numbers standpoint. You have had to find the forum post with it to then go through the steps to add yourself to the sheet. and 2) it doesn't take into account any manufacturing slowdowns or speedups. I'm on that list, and I got my card about 1 day earlier than predicted because of more being released on the day. 
 
Also, as others have pointed out, it isn't official, it's basically a 'don't leave cell service for 3 days if you're 50 away from the latest queue position' sheet, nothing more. 
 
But then again, I saw him blaming MSI for the fire and stolen product so :shrug:

lmao that spreadsheet! nice

Hitch_Itch
 
I hope you dont mean literally 10 or 100 units in a given week, Even with shortages I would think it would be at Least 5000 at a minimum which is probably 25-50% of what it would normally be
 

Yeah, literally 10-100 gpus per sku per week.

Just out of curiosity...., is this the largest number of pages for a single forum topic?  Almost 500 pages at this point.

10/6 on the 3080 cards. How long? This month or next year?

10G-P5-3881-KR 10/6/2020 12:12:16 PM PT No
10G-P5-3897-KR 10/6/2020 12:11:56 PM PT No
10G-P5-3885-KR 10/6/2020 12:05:20 PM PT No
10G-P5-3895-KR 10/6/2020 12:04:54 PM PT No
24G-P5-3971-KR 10/6/2020 12:02:49 PM PT No

Officially broke.

VoodooGTS
Officially broke.

Gratz! What is the converter for?

AProBenji
Hey, I didn't realize you had to have an EVGA account associated with your card notification email. Have I been skipped over because of that, or will my original queue registration still be good since I've now properly made an account on here?

Thanks!

Check it here. www.evga.com/community/myNotifies.asp

enewt
So long as you have been checking your inbox associated with the email with which you registered your auto-notify button, you should be ok. By the time you receive the email and want to checkout, you will need to associate your EVGA account with that email (or create your new EVGA account with that email). In short, just needs to be done by your checkout.

Gotcha. I registered the account today, so hopefully, that's set it up correctly. Thanks for the reply!

Dabadger84

VoodooGTS
Officially broke.

You borke but you got what you wanted, congrats ^_^
 

Hitch_Itch 
I hope you dont mean literally 10 or 100 units in a given week, Even with shortages I would think it would be at Least 5000 at a minimum which is probably 25-50% of what it would normally be

Again, as I said earlier a few posts ago, the supply from NVidia itself is bad, shipping is slow (speaking of from NVidia/the FAB to eVGA) and delayed in many cases, especially this time of year, add to that eVGA has to supply stores, actual storefront retailers, like Microcenter & Best Buy, as well as online sites like Newegg, with cards (they are contractually obligated to do so, so saying "they should use these cards for the queue instead" like some have, is ridiculous) - add all that together, you get drops of what is likely a few hundred of certain SKUs per week, if that, and that's it.
 
It is sad that supply is this bad, but it is not eVGA's fault that it is this bad, and there's absolutely nothing they can do about it, when NVidia (and the FABs they use), and the crazy-high demand, are the real issue when it comes to why there's a shortage.

Dabadger84

VoodooGTS
Officially broke.

You borke but you got what you wanted, congrats ^_^
 

Hitch_Itch 
I hope you dont mean literally 10 or 100 units in a given week, Even with shortages I would think it would be at Least 5000 at a minimum which is probably 25-50% of what it would normally be

Again, as I said earlier a few posts ago, the supply from NVidia itself is bad, shipping is slow (speaking of from NVidia/the FAB to eVGA) and delayed in many cases, especially this time of year, add to that eVGA has to supply stores, actual storefront retailers, like Microcenter & Best Buy, as well as online sites like Newegg, with cards (they are contractually obligated to do so, so saying "they should use these cards for the queue instead" like some have, is ridiculous) - add all that together, you get drops of what is likely a few hundred of certain SKUs per week, if that, and that's it.
 
It is sad that supply is this bad, but it is not eVGA's fault that it is this bad, and there's absolutely nothing they can do about it, when NVidia (and the FABs they use), and the crazy-high demand, are the real issue when it comes to why there's a shortage.

Would love one of these youtubers to slip some industry deets on how many gpus Nvidia is sending companies like evga weekly.


The supply issue, and scalper prices is 100 percent on Nvidias shoulders.  They don’t give a crap about the scalpers , or bots, as long as they are shipping chips and creating positive/ negative buzz about demand, it keeps them relevant.  With how long this crapshow has been going on, it’s very clear Nvidia made zero changes to this process. Instead of having FABs fulfill 90, 80, 70, orders to meet demand to partners, they release the 60 s, with rumors of other ti s on the way.
 
great products but not a fan of nvidias business practices or mentality

rlovell11b
Does anyone know how the Step-up queue is moving along? I'm on the list for a 3080 FTW3 Ultra on the Step-up. 

Absolutely not moving much at all, at least on the 3080 FTW3 Ultra front - I had a 2070 Super that I signed up for it, finally decided to heck with it & resold the thing (since I got a 3080 FTW3 Ultra already from the queue system).  The Step Up to my knowledge has moved even less than the actual queue-system for the FTW3 Ultra has.  Not sure why, I think right now eVGA are prioritizing getting new cards out to new buyers, and perhaps they're scrutinizing the Step Up queue especially for scalpers, since that would be an easy way to get multiple GPUs to resell - buy eVGA cards that are step up eligible, make multiple accounts (not that hard to use a neighbor's address or what not) and sign them all up for step up to the high end GPUs.  Just a theory, but who knows... what I do know is the movement on the Step Up queue has actually been atrocious.
 

concentricarc
 
Would love one of these youtubers to slip some industry deets on how many gpus Nvidia is sending companies like evga weekly.


The supply issue, and scalper prices is 100 percent on Nvidias shoulders.  They don’t give a crap about the scalpers , or bots, as long as they are shipping chips and creating positive/ negative buzz about demand, it keeps them relevant.  With how long this crapshow has been going on, it’s very clear Nvidia made zero changes to this process. Instead of having FABs fulfill 90, 80, 70, orders to meet demand to partners, they release the 60 s, with rumors of other ti s on the way.
 
great products but not a fan of nvidias business practices or mentality

The problem would be getting ahold of that information, as any company that leaks it, regardless of who the leak comes from, would very likely be punished by NVidia for it in terms of their priority getting chips etc. - especially given what NVidia tried to pull against Hardware Unboxed on YouTube recently, I wouldn't put that past them at all.
 
I agree with you completely that further diluting the chain doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but I do expect that, once we get the Ti/Super refreshes on the higher end GPUs, they will probably discontinue the original lines immediately so they're not splitting chips between the cards - much like the 2080 sort of ceased to exist for the most part after the 2070 Super & 2080 Super came out.  The 3080 Ti unless it's in the $1k range, will likely eliminate the 3080, and if there's a 3070 Ti, that would further serve to make the 3080 obsolete, especially if they both have a 20GB/16GB version respectively.
What I'm really curious about is if they actually have a 3090 Ti-type card in their plans.  Given that the 6900XT was sort of underwhelming in terms of it "beating" the 3090 consistently (it trades blows with it but doesn't "beat it", however at it's price point, for non-RT games, the 6900 XT is a much better purchase than the 3090, if you can find one in stock), I would suspect that if they do have a 3090 Ti/Super planned, it won't be for a while now, at least 4-6 months out.

It's been a long while since I've posted. Anyway, just got back to rebuilding/upgrading my computer after roughly 5 years of absence. I was a little surprised that there is a huge wait list for the video cards, but it make sense because of the supply shortages.
 
Got lucky in my search and found a Evga 3090 FTW3 Ultra at a local Central Computers store. At first, I called 2 stores to verify stock before going. The first store that I called had 3 in stock, but required me to purchase at least 2 or 3 more other computer components, such as mb, cpu, and something else in order to sell it. As I've already purchased the mb and cpu from somewhere else, I don't see a point going there. Then I called the other store and the rep told me that they had only one in stock at the store and ready for purchase, without the need to buy any additional stuff. That's the place that I went to get the card. So far, I'm happy with my upgrades :)