Slimmer
got my card right as i have to got to work, ya!

Jhenke

SirKronan

philipma1957

SirKronan
Page 1080. Brings me back to my 1080ti hybrid days ... Not a day goes by that I don't regret selling that beauty of a card. 

 
The evga 1080 ti hybrid  is one of the best cards ever made by evga.

Yup. And it hurts me to think about it. I thought I was being responsible at the time. Sell the 1080ti and use that money to buy the new 3000 series.
 
What I wouldn't give to be able to talk to my past self about the current situation ....

Its unfortunate but next time you'll probably secure the new GPU before selling the old

loubobcat
Well EVGA lads, it's been fun on this queue trip, but I will be giving up my place to put folks a little further up the queue.
 
By some grace of magic, I got my RTX 3080 in today's Newegg shuffle.  
 
And last month I got my 5900x in the shuffle.
 
It can happen!  Good luck to ya'll! :>  It's gonna feel -real- -weird- retiring my EVGA 1080ti for an Asus 3080.  I've used pretty much exclusively EVGA gfx cards since my 9800GT.

loubobcat
Well EVGA lads, it's been fun on this queue trip, but I will be giving up my place to put folks a little further up the queue.
 
By some grace of magic, I got my RTX 3080 in today's Newegg shuffle.  
 
And last month I got my 5900x in the shuffle.
 
It can happen!  Good luck to ya'll! :>  It's gonna feel -real- -weird- retiring my EVGA 1080ti for an Asus 3080.  I've used pretty much exclusively EVGA gfx cards since my 9800GT.

Straykatt
10G-P5-3883-KR 9/16/2020 12:14:53 PM PT No   
 
I cant believe its been seven months! Where does the time go?

jehoffman1
Bad news from Nvidia via Tom's Hardware. It looks like EVGA won't be getting the chips it needs to make the cards soon for people waiting on the queues.
 
My theory is that a lot of the Government COVID stimulus payments are being used to buy GPUs.
 

Nvidia RTX 30 series stock disaster — it just went from bad to worse

By Alex Wawroa day agoSupply of the GeForce RTX 3090 and other high-end GPUs isn’t rising fast enough to meet demand, says Nvidia
 
A concatenation of factors has rendered high-powered GPUs, like the Nvidia RTX 3090, incredibly hard to find unless you're willing to spend far more than MSRP. And it seems Nvidia expects little to change for most of this year.
 
On Monday, the GPU maker informed investors of better-than-expected earnings across the board in its first fiscal quarter and predicted that demand for its products will outstrip supply for most of the year. The company told investors that stock of high-end GPUs will remain scarce for some time.


"Overall demand remains very strong and continues to exceed supply while our channel inventories remain quite lean," Nvidia CFO Colette Kress stated in a message to investors. "We expect demand to continue to exceed supply for much of this year. We believe we will have sufficient supply to support sequential growth beyond Q1."
So while Nvidia expects to release enough GPUs into the market to continue its earnings growth, it seems likely that we shouldn't expect high-end Nvidia cards like the GeForce RTX 30 series to get any easier to find for the foreseeable future.
 
That's in line with reports we heard months ago that online retailers, like Alternate, were expecting the GeForce RTX 30 series stock disaster to get worse before it gets better. This is due in large part to materials shortages and temporary factory shutdowns due to Chinese New Year.
 
Factor in the increased demand that both Nvidia and rival AMD have reported for their high-end graphics cards during the ongoing global pandemic, and you have a recipe for slim picking on the GPU front for months to come.

subdude

SirKronan
Page 1080. Brings me back to my 1080ti hybrid days ... Not a day goes by that I don't regret selling that beauty of a card. 

I'm still rockin a 1080ti. It's a fantastic card. Of course I'll end up selling it to recoup (recoupe?) some of the cost of a 3080, but whaddya gonna do *shrugs*