Guydodge1021

KingEngineRevUp

Cyanide_icon
So you're hating on people trying to get an edge in a cut throat gpu market. At least you know they're not likely scalpers since all you'll get through this method is one card and bots won't likely be using this method. It won't let me register my 7 year old 780 so this is what I'm stuck with and discord servers and Twitter follows have gotten me nowhere so here I am.

The spamming and floods of 1000s of BS post to get to 100 post is what is annoying right now. Suddenly you just have a ton of spam with post like "So super cool!" or "I wish I could have a GPU" copy and pasted in several different threads. 
 
It has ruined the community with low content responses and post. 

how has it ruined the community ? if anything it would help the community to grow
your elitism is more of a sore spot with me along with the associates begging for bucks
that is way more troublesome IMO.
 
IF YOU AGREE PLEASE GIVE ME BUCKS MY ASSOCIATES CODE .. X9IJ6AX9DVRBJQZ.. (shameless plug)

Urobulus

ShininoKage
So I get that everyone is excited about the 3070/3080Ti.  I do.  Really.  And I hate to be the guy that douses water on your red-hot expectations......
 
but I'm going to call it here.  There is absolutely zero chance that the 3080Ti has 71% improvement over the 3080, which means you're basically paying a few hundred dollars .... to jump into another queue and hope to get the newer card faster than the one you've been in queue for already.  (I'm basing this on the 71% retail price increase from the 3080 to 3080Ti via Nvidia -- $699 to $1199) 
 
That said:  The 3070Ti is probably going to be worth it, being only $100 more than the 3070 (or a 20% price increase), and I honestly feel (without having seen a single benchmark) that 10-20% improvement is what we can expect from both the 3070 and 3080Ti over the non-Ti versions.
 
There's a REASON they didn't show us any comparisons with the 30-series in the keynote.

From the history of the 780 all the way to 2080 the increase from a TI was pretty much always in the 15% to 25% ballpark, so I expect the same from this TI.
 
And to the guy that is raging and flagging pretty much everything as spam this morning: you're hilariously pathetic lol!

EnigmicAzn

Urobulus

ShininoKage
So I get that everyone is excited about the 3070/3080Ti.  I do.  Really.  And I hate to be the guy that douses water on your red-hot expectations......
 
but I'm going to call it here.  There is absolutely zero chance that the 3080Ti has 71% improvement over the 3080, which means you're basically paying a few hundred dollars .... to jump into another queue and hope to get the newer card faster than the one you've been in queue for already.  (I'm basing this on the 71% retail price increase from the 3080 to 3080Ti via Nvidia -- $699 to $1199) 
 
That said:  The 3070Ti is probably going to be worth it, being only $100 more than the 3070 (or a 20% price increase), and I honestly feel (without having seen a single benchmark) that 10-20% improvement is what we can expect from both the 3070 and 3080Ti over the non-Ti versions.
 
There's a REASON they didn't show us any comparisons with the 30-series in the keynote.

From the history of the 780 all the way to 2080 the increase from a TI was pretty much always in the 15% to 25% ballpark, so I expect the same from this TI.
 
And to the guy that is raging and flagging pretty much everything as spam this morning: you're hilariously pathetic lol!

I don't think so. The gap between the 3080 and 3090 was 10-15% depending on variables. I expect the 3080 ti is basically a 3090 without 24gb of Vram and clocked slightly lower. 
 
10% boost over the 3080 at nearly double MSRP

ShininoKage
 
Exactly.  I'll stay in queue for my 3080 FTW Ultra (while I love on my 3070 FTW Ultra that I mis-ordered, geez) 
 
That said, I don't begrudge the people who -are- going to get the 3080Ti.  I mean, more power to you.  I just ...don't see it.

Jimmy81

Urobulus
How do you guys check that? Is there some kind of hidden product page for the TI already?

I've never really understood this either but it sounds like it doesn't matter now anyway unfortunately. Everyone wants any edge they can get :(

enewt

owlshanchad
Looks like EVGA has added a "token" for the auto-notify mini pages. Besides limiting the number of notify windows you can have open (or at least trying to), it also will auto close a tab if you try to open one indirectly/copy-pasting. Assuming other people have seen this as well. Will probably have to load the product pages individually which is gonna suuuuuuck.

I foresee high saline levels tomorrow, especially for people trying to get in line for more than one card (all of us).
 
sample for 3895
&CsrfToken=bla-bla-bla

 
Thanks for the heads up...I just checked myself and it looks like the direct links to the auto-notify button no longer work. June 3 is going to be u-g-l-y.  
 
As an aside, preliminary indications are that the 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra will carry the 3967 SKU code and the 3080 Ti XC3 Ultra, the 3955 SKU code.

Theleb_Kaarna
Apologize in advance if already covered or common knowledge... so, question: I signed-up to be Auto Notified 2 months ago and am currently in the queue for a 3090. If hypothetically I click 'Auto Notify' and am successful at getting inline in the queue for, say, a 3080 Ti, will that nullify/remove my queued 3090? Or will I remain in the queue for both cards?  

Theleb_Kaarna
Apologize in advance if already covered or common knowledge... so, question: I signed-up to be Auto Notified 2 months ago and am currently in the queue for a 3090. If hypothetically I click 'Auto Notify' and am successful at getting inline in the queue for, say, a 3080 Ti, will that nullify/remove my queued 3090? Or will I remain in the queue for both cards?  

xReckless_

Theleb_Kaarna
Apologize in advance if already covered or common knowledge... so, question: I signed-up to be Auto Notified 2 months ago and am currently in the queue for a 3090. If hypothetically I click 'Auto Notify' and am successful at getting inline in the queue for, say, a 3080 Ti, will that nullify/remove my queued 3090? Or will I remain in the queue for both cards?  

you'll still be queued for both cards, im not sure if theres a maximum to how many you can sign up for but I was in 5 queues before I dropped out of two of them with no issues

Urobulus
I'm already an Elite member for buying and registering EVGA products (mostly PSU's and GPU's).  IMO that should be the only way to get Elite status, but of course I'm biased.