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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 07:47:00
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Gratz! Which Micro Center? Maybe it's my local one 🤞
The one in Columbus has had pretty significant stocks the last few times I've been there.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 08:02:04
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Gratz! Which Micro Center? Maybe it's my local one 🤞
The one in Columbus has had pretty significant stocks the last few times I've been there.
I really wish I had a Micro Center near me. They seem really great. Too bad they don't seem to want to expand.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 08:11:12
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Gratz! Which Micro Center? Maybe it's my local one 🤞
The one in Columbus has had pretty significant stocks the last few times I've been there.
I really wish I had a Micro Center near me. They seem really great. Too bad they don't seem to want to expand.
I feel for ya, mate. I have one pretty close (half an hour-ish) and even I wish they had more locations.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 09:24:31
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So I have been stalking the forums for over a year now, watching and waiting for my card (3767-KL) to drop and I noticed between Wed. and Thurs. that que moved over 10 days. I went back through some of the forum pages to see if anyone had reported for that particular que and I didn't find anything. While I know that not everyone will report back, I kind of figured that I would see at least one. I was just wondering, how do we know/determine how that que moved so much in such a short time? I just ask this because now I'm 5 days out from my notify time and I'm all sorts of ready for this gaming goodness. I just don't want to get my hopes up in case this is some kind of error. Either way I want to thank everyone involved in this que under-taking. I know enewt and many others put in a lot of work for everyone in these ques and I truly appreciate all the work that everyone does for this community.
For historical data, my spreadsheet should be a big help. The main page has the charts, and the raw data is in the other sheets (tabs at the bottom).
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 09:45:24
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It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 13:38:57
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kram36 really grinding xD
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 13:53:37
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It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 14:16:21
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kraade
It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 15:00:50
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It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
Mining is not going away, way too much money involved and even the U.S. is considering recognizing it.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 16:48:15
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justin_43
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kraade
It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
Mining is not going away, way too much money involved and even the U.S. is considering recognizing it.
First of all the US is considering regulating cryptocurrency, not mining. Cryptocurrency can be purchased with money, that's how most people acquire it. Also most coins are not mined with GPUs at this point. Bitcoin for example is not profitable to mine with GPUs. There are ASIC miners people use for Bitcoin. And mining might not go away completely, but when ethereum finally goes proof of stake, ethereum mining (the most popular form of GPU mining) will go away. It will no longer be proof of work so it cannot be mined at that point. Sure other coins may become profitable to mine at some point, but right now ethereum is what people use GPUs to mine. So yes it will have a positive impact on the GPU market for gamers. The problem is, when will the change to proof of stake happen? People think it might happen in the middle of this year. So hopefully before the launch of the next series of GPUs this fall. Fingers crossed.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 17:00:40
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justin_43
lciarlo
justin_43
enewt
kraade
It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
Mining is not going away, way too much money involved and even the U.S. is considering recognizing it.
First of all the US is considering regulating cryptocurrency, not mining. Cryptocurrency can be purchased with money, that's how most people acquire it. Also most coins are not mined with GPUs at this point. Bitcoin for example is not profitable to mine with GPUs. There are ASIC miners people use for Bitcoin.
And mining might not go away completely, but when ethereum finally goes proof of stake, ethereum mining (the most popular form of GPU mining) will go away. It will no longer be proof of work so it cannot be mined at that point. Sure other coins may become profitable to mine at some point, but right now ethereum is what people use GPUs to mine. So yes it will have a positive impact on the GPU market for gamers.
The problem is, when will the change to proof of stake happen? People think it might happen in the middle of this year. So hopefully before the launch of the next series of GPUs this fall. Fingers crossed.
10 BEST Cryptocurrency To Mine With GPU [Most Profitable]Last Updated: March 3, 2022 To select the most profitable coin to mine, review the top Cryptocurrency to Mine with GPU enlisted here, along with the comparison: A GPU is a preferable option even when crypto is mineable with a CPU since that multiplies the earnings. With GPU crypto mining, you can hook up to 9 GPUs while for CPU; you can use two unless it is virtual CPUs. Graphics Processing Units are the most common method of mining cryptocurrencies than even the most powerful ASICs or the lower-end CPU miners. We can still mine hundreds of cryptocurrencies using proof of work algorithms with these devices, and today, they are the entry mining devices for most people. link to article below https://www.softwaretesti...20for%20most%20people.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 17:09:02
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lciarlo
justin_43
lciarlo
justin_43
enewt
kraade
It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
Mining is not going away, way too much money involved and even the U.S. is considering recognizing it.
First of all the US is considering regulating cryptocurrency, not mining. Cryptocurrency can be purchased with money, that's how most people acquire it. Also most coins are not mined with GPUs at this point. Bitcoin for example is not profitable to mine with GPUs. There are ASIC miners people use for Bitcoin.
And mining might not go away completely, but when ethereum finally goes proof of stake, ethereum mining (the most popular form of GPU mining) will go away. It will no longer be proof of work so it cannot be mined at that point. Sure other coins may become profitable to mine at some point, but right now ethereum is what people use GPUs to mine. So yes it will have a positive impact on the GPU market for gamers.
The problem is, when will the change to proof of stake happen? People think it might happen in the middle of this year. So hopefully before the launch of the next series of GPUs this fall. Fingers crossed.
10 BEST Cryptocurrency To Mine With GPU [Most Profitable]Last Updated:March 3, 2022
To select the most profitable coin to mine, review the top Cryptocurrency to Mine with GPU enlisted here, along with the comparison:
A GPU is a preferable option even when crypto is mineable with a CPU since that multiplies the earnings. With GPU crypto mining, you can hook up to 9 GPUs while for CPU; you can use two unless it is virtual CPUs.
Graphics Processing Units are the most common method of mining cryptocurrencies than even the most powerful ASICs or the lower-end CPU miners. We can still mine hundreds of cryptocurrencies using proof of work algorithms with these devices, and today, they are the entry mining devices for most people.
link to article below
https://www.softwaretesti...20for%20most%20people.
While other coins are able to be mined, nothing comes close to ethereum right now. Like I said, possibly in the future that changes, but when ethereum changes to proof of stake it will have a positive impact on the GPU market. I just hope the 40 series launch goes a bit better if the change happens before.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 19:43:11
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It's the weekend. Go find your Vitamin D!
-11 and cloudy. Ukrainian vodka instead. Loads of very specific cards available here and at retailers now. Little movement on the queues. Looks like we have all kinds of new normals to get used to. IMHO, if you're still waiting on a card, might want to buy an alternative asap. Congrats on your red flags, enewt. How many purple hearts can one amphibian wear, anyway? 
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 20:14:43
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justin_43
lciarlo
justin_43
lciarlo
justin_43
enewt
kraade
It sure looks like all the silicon coming out now is being shaped into the highest profit margin cards.
It will be interesting to see what happens in the May to August window...as we ramp towards a new series release.
I really hope things go better next time around. Hopefully ethereum will have moved to proof of stake by then and GPU mining is dead or at least limited. Can't wait to get back to some form of normalcy.
Mining is not going away, way too much money involved and even the U.S. is considering recognizing it.
First of all the US is considering regulating cryptocurrency, not mining. Cryptocurrency can be purchased with money, that's how most people acquire it. Also most coins are not mined with GPUs at this point. Bitcoin for example is not profitable to mine with GPUs. There are ASIC miners people use for Bitcoin.
And mining might not go away completely, but when ethereum finally goes proof of stake, ethereum mining (the most popular form of GPU mining) will go away. It will no longer be proof of work so it cannot be mined at that point. Sure other coins may become profitable to mine at some point, but right now ethereum is what people use GPUs to mine. So yes it will have a positive impact on the GPU market for gamers.
The problem is, when will the change to proof of stake happen? People think it might happen in the middle of this year. So hopefully before the launch of the next series of GPUs this fall. Fingers crossed.
10 BEST Cryptocurrency To Mine With GPU [Most Profitable]Last Updated:March 3, 2022
To select the most profitable coin to mine, review the top Cryptocurrency to Mine with GPU enlisted here, along with the comparison:
A GPU is a preferable option even when crypto is mineable with a CPU since that multiplies the earnings. With GPU crypto mining, you can hook up to 9 GPUs while for CPU; you can use two unless it is virtual CPUs.
Graphics Processing Units are the most common method of mining cryptocurrencies than even the most powerful ASICs or the lower-end CPU miners. We can still mine hundreds of cryptocurrencies using proof of work algorithms with these devices, and today, they are the entry mining devices for most people.
link to article below
https://www.softwaretesti...20for%20most%20people.
While other coins are able to be mined, nothing comes close to ethereum right now. Like I said, possibly in the future that changes, but when ethereum changes to proof of stake it will have a positive impact on the GPU market.
I just hope the 40 series launch goes a bit better if the change happens before.
Okay Amd,Nvidia just had two years of great profits. I am thinking eth will put off pos till 2023 or longer as both amd and nvidia will take a beating if eth goes pos. BTW eth has been going pos since 2017 still not there.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 20:35:15
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-11 and cloudy. Ukrainian vodka instead.
Loads of very specific cards available here and at retailers now. Little movement on the queues. Looks like we have all kinds of new normals to get used to. IMHO, if you're still waiting on a card, might want to buy an alternative asap.
True, just start searching instead of waiting, the cards are out there. The Queue is pretty much worthless nowadays. Actually it really became worthless when Queue 3.0 was introduced. Forcing you to only have 2 cards in your Auto Notify, a tier system nobody understands and where they sit in the Queue. EVGA doing the DIY bundles with cards that are in the Queue, 3.0 just a disaster now.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/11 20:43:58
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enewt
It's the weekend. Go find your Vitamin D!
-11 and cloudy. Ukrainian vodka instead.
Loads of very specific cards available here and at retailers now. Little movement on the queues. Looks like we have all kinds of new normals to get used to. IMHO, if you're still waiting on a card, might want to buy an alternative asap.
Congrats on your red flags, enewt. How many purple hearts can one amphibian wear, anyway?
Ukrainian vodka...nice idea. Nice idea, indeed. Have a great weekend!
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 02:32:12
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I have been in the queue for an almost a year now and still waiting for my turn to have 3070 why it takes to much time?
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 03:53:58
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I have been in the queue for an almost a year now and still waiting for my turn to have 3070 why it takes to much time?
Are you in the NA or EU queue? The EU queue isn't tracked anymore. If you are in the NA queue if you check this post https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/3535222 above. You'll see what the movement has been depending on your specific SKU (product number). Most 3070s have not moved much. 3080 12GBs are available now on the NA site and there are a couple of other options on the DIY page https://www.evga.com/products/diy/.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 05:19:45
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Im in the NA queue
Why 3070 haven't moved much?
The 3080 is above my budget
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 07:02:19
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Moad kaboka
Im in the NA queue
Why 3070 haven't moved much?
The 3080 is above my budget
My belief is that Nvidia has prioritized certain chips to send to the AIBs. EVGA can only produce cards based on the chips it receives from Nvidia. It does appear that the supply has gotten a little better. I would keep checking EVGA's product pages and also Newegg, which is selling GPUs without bundles recently. If you are near a Microcenter or Best Buy, there have been increasing reports that various cards have been in stock. For which exact SKU did you queue?
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 09:53:04
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For those waiting for the 40 cards, there is what are you going to stick it in, to consider, All the leaked info looks like a whole new level of power draw is coming with it.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Moad kaboka
Im in the NA queue
Why 3070 haven't moved much?
The 3080 is above my budget
My belief is that Nvidia has prioritized certain chips to send to the AIBs. EVGA can only produce cards based on the chips it receives from Nvidia. It does appear that the supply has gotten a little better. I would keep checking EVGA's product pages and also Newegg, which is selling GPUs without bundles recently. If you are near a Microcenter or Best Buy, there have been increasing reports that various cards have been in stock.
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For which exact SKU did you queue?
3755 & 3767
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
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Moad kaboka
Flint 1760
Moad kaboka
Im in the NA queue
Why 3070 haven't moved much?
The 3080 is above my budget
My belief is that Nvidia has prioritized certain chips to send to the AIBs. EVGA can only produce cards based on the chips it receives from Nvidia. It does appear that the supply has gotten a little better. I would keep checking EVGA's product pages and also Newegg, which is selling GPUs without bundles recently. If you are near a Microcenter or Best Buy, there have been increasing reports that various cards have been in stock.
For which exact SKU did you queue?
3755 & 3767
3755 managed to jump 11 signup days this week alone, and is currently in February 2021. I know this because my spreadsheet provides historical data. If you tell me your exact signup date and time (on the MyNotifies page), I can make a linear estimate as to when you might get your notify.
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Re: New EVGA.com Notification Checkout Process
2022/03/12 12:21:16
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