Hitch_Itch
I would love to know what the approximate number of EVGA units have been sold verses how many are signed up in the QUE.
I have been trying to be patient but this is ridiculous, I am truly starting to think the QUE is EVGA's lowest priority which if true is very sad as most of us here have supported EVGA for many years and some for a decade such as myself. I have purchased 11 GPU's and 1 motherboard from EVGA since 2009
 
       3898                       12/16/2020 09:05:12      (00:00:02) 
How many units could possibly have been sold when the QUE has only moved 5:12 minutes in the last 2+ months.
My Que for the 3898 is 12/16-9:11 which means my wait is only half over, so maybe, just maybe I will see one in late summer at best, probably much longer though.
The way things are going, I will never see a 3897 since I didnt sign up until 9/29
 
I have read replies saying things will pickup once EVGA gets past the initial first rush of orders, One would think that EVGA has made it through the first onslaught of orders from 3897 and 3895 from September 
 
UGH!
I know we are all in the same boat but cmon this is ridiculous and bordering on professional incompetence.
 
 

EnigmicAzn
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If a new SKU drops like a 3080 ti, make it your life's goal to get in queue within 1.5 mins, then you are nearly guaranteed a card within the first three drops.

Urobulus
Yeah waiting for the 3080Ti too here, can't imagine it will be much longer now before they announce them... Wondering how much more powerful they will be though over the FTW3 Ultra.

Thevidman
Thank you all for your support over the last half a year. My christmas shopping is now done. 
10G-P5-3897-KR 9/20/2020 6:12:48 AM PT Yes

Hitch_Itch
I just came across this at Reddit,
Do you think the figure are anywhere near to being true?
If so Good Luck on getting a card with 500,000 people in que
Link to post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/...as_over_500000_unique/
EVGA's Notify Queue has Over 500,000 Unique Notification Requests since the 3080 Launch




Discussion


EVGA's queue system uses an incrementing counter for every requested notification. This system applies to all products on the EVGA website. Despite this, it can be used as a rough gauge for overall demand. You can see the IDs of your entries on the MyNotifies page.
https://www.evga.com/community/myNotifies.aspTo see it, you can inspect-element the page and see the ID attached to the remove button.Using this data from my own notifies and some data from other people, I was able to determine the approximate length of the queue.
Remember, this is for ALL EVGA products that people signed up for notifications on, not any individual card.As of 9/17 @ 7am notifies were at ~1140000As of 9/21 @ 5pm, notifies were at ~1210000As of 10/6 @ 7pm, notifies were at ~1370000As of 10/7 @ 7pm, notifies were at ~1445000As of 10/23 @ 2pm, notifies were at ~1590000This shows us that there is almost 500,000 unique notifications between 9/17 @ 7am and today on the EVGA store alone. While we can't assume that all notification requests are for a 3000 series card, we can assume the majority are.What could be interesting is mapping out the total number of requests vs date. We could use that to roughly map ID + date + card to where the ACTUAL queue position is.Edit: I can't do basic subtraction. That's 450,000 not 500,000. Either way, it's still a gigantic queue.

bjmullins
So for the 3060 my queues are:

12G-P5-3655-KR 2/25/2021 10:51:18 AM PT
12G-P5-3657-KR 2/25/2021 10:50:55 AM PT

Trying to estimate my place, what is the best guess of when I will get notified??

UrobulusAnd a lottery system wouldn't be fair at all: why would someone who JUST go in said ''lottery'' should have an equally chance than me and others who've been waiting for months to get one? Get out of here with your ''fair'' ideas lol!