Bakitm
Is there a separate queue for EU, NA and oter regions or the queue numbers posted above are global? If there are spearate queue-s can i get some information about the EU queue?
Also at the moment i have a 3060 and a 3060ti in the notification system. If i remove one of tham, than i can apply to a 3050 or the queue is currently closed for the 3050?

Bakitm
Thank you for your help! Yes all my notifications are on the EU. Now i removed the 3060 to get into a 3050 but havent got any options to get into a queue on eu site, is it how it should work? There are no options to buy or sign up for queue for any products on EU site. Unlucky :(

kram36

kraade
If you should happen to score a 3080 12gb  at "msrp", you have been scalped by the factory. its double the price to 2 more GB of vram. j.s.

Agreed, the 3080 12GB MSRP is a rip off.

dka56

kram36

kraade
If you should happen to score a 3080 12gb  at "msrp", you have been scalped by the factory. its double the price to 2 more GB of vram. j.s.

Agreed, the 3080 12GB MSRP is a rip off.

Absolutely a rip off.

Hey EVGA, when will you bring these prices down to a realistic level?

I can get on a que at Microcenter, but no chance in the world will I pay $1200+tax on a 3080...that's absurd.
I get the shortage, but what's the deal on these cards having what...a $500 upcharge?

ThisIsNolt
I'm trying to upgrade my EVGA 1070 FTW and get on the queue. I waited a year thinking this rush would die down but i've been very very wrong.
 
Few weeks ago I saw this message : "Due to high demand, the notify queue sign-up is temporarily disabled. If you have a current queue position, EVGA will continue to process as stock is available."
 
This message appears on any graphics card I want to set a notify on. It says temporary but this doesn't seem temporary. And after reading all the guides and some posts here, I cannot find anything about if, when or how this will be resolved. I had hoped when the scores updated EVGA would enable it for users who have been loyal customers but I guess I was wrong again. 
 
Does anyone have any information that might  help? I want to stick with EVGA but I don't want to be waiting an outrageous time to upgrade or be stuck sitting here hoping to even get into the queue. Thank you! 
 

Cool GTX

ThisIsNolt
I'm trying to upgrade my EVGA 1070 FTW and get on the queue. I waited a year thinking this rush would die down but i've been very very wrong.
 
Few weeks ago I saw this message : "Due to high demand, the notify queue sign-up is temporarily disabled. If you have a current queue position, EVGA will continue to process as stock is available."
 
This message appears on any graphics card I want to set a notify on. It says temporary but this doesn't seem temporary. And after reading all the guides and some posts here, I cannot find anything about if, when or how this will be resolved. I had hoped when the scores updated EVGA would enable it for users who have been loyal customers but I guess I was wrong again. 
 
Does anyone have any information that might  help? I want to stick with EVGA but I don't want to be waiting an outrageous time to upgrade or be stuck sitting here hoping to even get into the queue. Thank you! 
 

EVGA will open Queue again - once the backlog of orders is filled ... No EVGA does not give any estimates
 
Look at New Product launches ... any New SKU - will have a "open queue" ... join soon as possible
 
another option EVGA packages --->

Heliocon
What would you project for 3897 based on que date of: 2-10-21 03:15:07?

Donradeon
 
It is funny, I see people post on forums like Slickdeals with the rationale that scalping doesn't hurt anyone as long as people are willing to pay. Well, when the manufacturer sees people willing to pay $250 more for something like a PS5, Sony knows they underpriced their console. So when Nvidia sees people paying 200% of MSRP for a card they know there's money left on the table - and guess who pays? We all do as MSRP goes up.

Leet-Builder
 
Thanks Newt,
   I was able to purchased a 3 series card when the 3080ti dropped (thanks to your information here and on the Que summary - used you associate code too!) so that may count against me ... I didn't have all my EVGA stuff registered either so I'm working on that. 
 
So I just keep the notify and hope for an email without any real idea of where I am in the que?
 
The 3553 is for an upgrade to a media computer in the media center so it isn't like I am gaming on a GTX 980.  I did give up a Que 2 spot for a 10G-P5-3898-KL 12/19/2020 11:38:48 PM PT (My original 3 series que spot) since that sku wasn't really moving and ... well I got the 3080ti (to replace t he 1080 I was on previously- awesome upgrade) and the 3050 seemed like something I could still put to work. (I would have had to ebay the 3080Hybrid)
  
Agreed on the deployment of the 3553.  I have seen it on the shuffle and it is listed on BB. EVGA needs to maintain their partnerships, I am still glad they are supporting the gamers and I hope the supply camels all come over the dunes for us soon so we can get rid of the Que and just purchase from the website like we use to be able to ( am I dreaming here? ... positive thoughts) 
Leet-Builder

drewski989

Donradeon
 
It is funny, I see people post on forums like Slickdeals with the rationale that scalping doesn't hurt anyone as long as people are willing to pay. Well, when the manufacturer sees people willing to pay $250 more for something like a PS5, Sony knows they underpriced their console. So when Nvidia sees people paying 200% of MSRP for a card they know there's money left on the table - and guess who pays? We all do as MSRP goes up.

EXACTLY, I am not sure why people don't get this.
 
If McDonalds thought they could charge $15 for a Big Mac and still sell the same number, why wouldn't they do it?  If people buy stuff all up at certain price, then, the price should ideally keep going up until they stop selling out.
 
NVIDIA answers to its shareholders, no one else.  They miscalculated the initial MRSP of $699 for the 3080 FE and have been scrambling to make up for it since.  They see how much they can charge and people are still willing to pay scalpers above and beyond even the new prices.  Sony and XBOX were so worried about each others pricing, they both probably left $100 or more on the table per model.
 
I see a million Reddit posts a day asking when prices will go down...  The answer is never again, unless cards are collecting dust on the store shelves, and that ain't happening in the near future.  It is the consumer's fault though, for not having the control to say no to high retail prices and even higher scalper prices.  If we stop buying crap as fast as they can make it... all of this gets better...  But we will not, no one wants to be the one left out or to go without, so we pay and they have us where they want us.

drewski989

Donradeon
 
It is funny, I see people post on forums like Slickdeals with the rationale that scalping doesn't hurt anyone as long as people are willing to pay. Well, when the manufacturer sees people willing to pay $250 more for something like a PS5, Sony knows they underpriced their console. So when Nvidia sees people paying 200% of MSRP for a card they know there's money left on the table - and guess who pays? We all do as MSRP goes up.

EXACTLY, I am not sure why people don't get this.
 
If McDonalds thought they could charge $15 for a Big Mac and still sell the same number, why wouldn't they do it?  If people buy stuff all up at certain price, then, the price should ideally keep going up until they stop selling out.
 
NVIDIA answers to its shareholders, no one else.  They miscalculated the initial MRSP of $699 for the 3080 FE and have been scrambling to make up for it since.  They see how much they can charge and people are still willing to pay scalpers above and beyond even the new prices.  Sony and XBOX were so worried about each others pricing, they both probably left $100 or more on the table per model.
 
I see a million Reddit posts a day asking when prices will go down...  The answer is never again, unless cards are collecting dust on the store shelves, and that ain't happening in the near future.  It is the consumer's fault though, for not having the control to say no to high retail prices and even higher scalper prices.  If we stop buying crap as fast as they can make it... all of this gets better...  But we will not, no one wants to be the one left out or to go without, so we pay and they have us where they want us.