Thehalfdemon

MrGuns01

Thehalfdemon
Twitter says it's another big drop, I don't know what that means... If we could get a few more ours into 9/17 that would be awesome lol

Got the source tweet?

EVGA_JacobF twitter acount

I'm on his Twitter, have been all day. This is all I've seen about a big drop...



"@EVGA_JacobF This week will be another larger drop."
 
Which tells nothing.

just to update people who arent stalking Jacobs Twitter. No emails have been sent out yet today. 

I got an email from Amazon at like 2:30 AM EST on Sunday night about the 3080 ftw3 ultra being back in stock. I was of course asleep at the time and by the time I saw the email 5 hours later they were sold out again. 
 
Really hoping I don't get my notification email from EVGA in the middle of the night....

I was feeling really good about my 9/19 notification date but if they don't ramp up supply drastically my plan of having this card before CP2077 comes out is looking grim. 

Hammajangd

JForrester
I was feeling really good about my 9/19 notification date but if they don't ramp up supply drastically my plan of having this card before CP2077 comes out is looking grim. 

I’m on 9/17 and feel the same way lol

I'm on 9/17 and I'm hoping to have it by Christmas lol

imagine those of us around 9/22, basically in the unknown zone lol

MrGuns01

l00pback
imagine those of us who are late day the 26th

evgaboyd
imagine those of us around 9/22, basically in the unknown zone lol

Imagine those of us in the next 60 second window of notification signup, and not being able to get a straight answer.

TRUE!!!!

Is there somewhere you can check on EVGA.com if your card is available? I mean, let’s say hypothetically support@evga.com is whitelisted in my email client, but for some reason the email gets lost in cyberspace...I just want to log in to EVGA everyday, and check if my card is waiting for me.

jasonmichaelh
Is there somewhere you can check on EVGA.com if your card is available? I mean, let’s say hypothetically support@evga.com is whitelisted in my email client, but for some reason the email gets lost in cyberspace...I just want to log in to EVGA everyday, and check if my card is waiting for me.

I dont know about that but you can go into your profile and check in your notify me section. Itll tell you if youve gotten an email or not. 

I am thinking that if we all can be a little bit patient, things will start moving forward with the notifications. I’m sure EVGA and other manufacturers are doing their best to ramp up production as it seems like they will be able to sell as many of these 30 series cards as they can produce, and of course the more they sell, the more profitable it will be for them. I don’t see any reason to artificially constrain supply to try and build demand as interest in these cards is already unbelievably high. As soon as more supply becomes available, each new sale will move a customer out of the demand pool helping to balance supply and demand. In addition, each sale to someone in this queue will probably result in several to many notifications being cancelled, moving everyone left in those queues closer to the top. I will get the first card I get a notification for, and then I will be cancelling 4 other notifications. As more people in the queue do something similar, things should start to accelerate. Thanks to the EVGA team for adding the cancel notify button, that should help speed things up.

Maybe wishful thinking, but trying to stay positive!

looks like the biggest packed day is 9/17 and they are still around 7:30ish am PST that morning on the list

How have they had zero 3090s since launch (other than the 1-5 for testing purposes last week).

I’m trying to be patient, wow though.

nnarkis
I am thinking that if we all can be a little bit patient, things will start moving forward with the notifications. I’m sure EVGA and other manufacturers are doing their best to ramp up production as it seems like they will be able to sell as many of these 30 series cards as they can produce, and of course the more they sell, the more profitable it will be for them. I don’t see any reason to artificially constrain supply to try and build demand as interest in these cards is already unbelievably high. As soon as more supply becomes available, each new sale will move a customer out of the demand pool helping to balance supply and demand. In addition, each sale to someone in this queue will probably result in several to many notifications being cancelled, moving everyone left in those queues closer to the top. I will get the first card I get a notification for, and then I will be cancelling 4 other notifications. As more people in the queue do something similar, things should start to accelerate. Thanks to the EVGA team for adding the cancel notify button, that should help speed things up.

Maybe wishful thinking, but trying to stay positive!

If they (EVGA) would be a little more transparent, it'd be easier to be patient.

At this rate, lol.....

I hope the "XC3 coming next week" is in the thousands. Not hundreds.