YaroKasear
 
Could it have to do with how people are connecting their power supplies to them?
 
Also I hope the drops are enough I won't be stuck waiting until April before getting a notification...

I still think there was a batch of PCBs with bad/unstable power lanes on them and that's what was causing the card failures, but unless eVGA ever officially comments on it, we'll never really know.  Almost every instance of a 3080 or 3090 biting the dust has happened within days or hours of use (with a few outliers lasting a week or two, I think those are more related to systems imo) has been people just using them regularly, then the system turns off and red lights upon repowering or being turned back on.
 
I just hope that we don't get anymore issues with future drops.

Hi all, I was able to get an XC3 Hybrid last night. I don't feel like I paid too much over! Anyways, I wanted to share the card notifications I have removed myself from. I'm still trying to get a Black or Ultra for my living room gaming rig.
 
10G-P5-3888-KR12/31/2020 6:35:23 AM PTRemoved by User 
10G-P5-3885-KR10/25/2020 3:54:59 PM PTNo
24G-P5-3971-KR10/12/2020 1:18:32 PM PTRemoved by User 
10G-P5-3883-KR10/12/2020 1:03:53 PM PTRemoved by User 
10G-P5-3881-KR9/22/2020 9:13:58 AM PTNo

Congratulations on a 3080 hybrid.

Finally got my 3080 FTW3 ULTRA.
So far I got a small scare with a red led, turns out that my power supply's PCIE connector (the third) wasn't plugged correctly (modular). It is now working properly.
 

tamalero
Finally got my 3080 FTW3 ULTRA.
So far I got a small scare with a red led, turns out that my power supply's PCIE connector (the third) wasn't plugged correctly (modular). It is now working properly.
 

<p>New BIOS update from 12/30/20 on my MSI X570 motherboard. One more thing to fiddle with while waiting for EVGA to open back up tomorrow ... hopefully I can get back up to 3600MHz on my RAM again! I was cruising there just fine with my 3900X, but this 5900X, monster it may be, is stuck with a HARD and hopefully artificial limit of 3200MHz regardless of relaxed timings or other settings. It's a known issue to AMD and MSI, and rather common, unfortunately - but definitely bizarre!&nbsp;</p>
 
That is GREAT news! Congrats, and let us know what you think after a few days of gaming! :D 

If EVGA won't send any tickets to any e-store for a week, they might be able to remove a lot of the pending queues here.

I would really love to see some movement out of September queues. I'm waiting on the 3090 XC3 Black, but many skews are still showing as queues from September also.

Hulky87
I know, but at least to provide here more cards to the queues here, I Hope :(

What I'd really like to see them do is give us hard numbers about our position in the queues. That'd give us a better way to track how fast the queues are actually moving. Even if it just updated once a week, having that hard info would be infinitely better than the current timeline based guesstimates that we currently have.

tamalero

SirKronan
 
 
That is GREAT news! Congrats, and let us know what you think after a few days of gaming! :D 

So far not good..
My Seasonic 750Watts Prime Titanium is in the affected units.
Anything above 65% power level will trip and shutdown my PC (approximately at 550Watts wall, or 500Watts supply)
So much for a "750 watts" power supply.
 

interesting, what are your specs? you got the FTW3 Ultra?

tamalero

SirKronan
 
 
That is GREAT news! Congrats, and let us know what you think after a few days of gaming! :D 

So far not good..
My Seasonic 750Watts Prime Titanium is in the affected units.
Anything above 65% power level will trip and shutdown my PC (approximately at 550Watts wall, or 500Watts supply)
So much for a "750 watts" power supply.
 

What's wrong with seasonic PSUs and where's the list?

I hope everyone had a nice holiday. I spent the week in Northern Michigan, about as far away from technology as I could reasonably be. It was nice.

Back to work! Cheers

deadly_silence

tamalero

SirKronan
 
 
That is GREAT news! Congrats, and let us know what you think after a few days of gaming! :D 

So far not good..
My Seasonic 750Watts Prime Titanium is in the affected units.
Anything above 65% power level will trip and shutdown my PC (approximately at 550Watts wall, or 500Watts supply)
So much for a "750 watts" power supply.
 

What's wrong with seasonic PSUs and where's the list?

This.  Did I miss something about seasonic psu's?  I just bought a TX-850 Platinum.  I would be upset if there would be an issue.  I have it all put together except for the GPU. 

Cmon start sending out those notifications!

Welcome back, everyone!  Don't expect substantial drops this week given the recent Holidays, but fingers crossed January is the month when the last of the September launch day (9/16-9/17) signups are cleared out.  Here's a brief summary of community items for the New Year:

• If you received a card over the holidays, don't forget to cancel out your queue spots!  This will improve other queue members' likelihood of getting a card sooner.
• We're still waiting for an official statement from EVGA regarding the 3881, 3883, and 3895 queues that specifically addresses their delayed production, offering queues for them in the first place, launching and fulfilling subsequent SKUs ahead of original SKUs, and some sort of resolution for those affected.
• Still no solid update on new cards (3050, 3050Ti, 3060, 3070Ti, 3080Ti) or a potential Ampere refresh.  Those are still firmly rumors and speculation best left elsewhere.
• Be nice, be kind, be courteous, and stay positive.  Don't bait or flame others you disagree with, and try to understand that there are still a large number of upset people in the queue system who want answers.
• As always, be nice to Jacob, or any member of EVGA staff that posts here!

Welcome to 2021, everyone. Here's to our every tomorrow being better than today!

ShyGuyMoronite
Is there any problem with people reporting when they signed up and when their place in queue came up to help others get a rough estimate about how far out their place in queue might be? Having a ball park estimation as to how long it might be for me would be really helpful and could change my plan of action. I am building my first PC and all I need now is a GPU. Also if people have reported when they signed up and when their place in line came up where could I find that information? It would be nice if their was a thread set up for just that. 

That's what's been going on.  In my opinion the best resource is this one...
 
docs.google.com/document/d/1NrR71ipaJktCzT1pWj9FWxNHGWAbcxMorvRvEPaPh48/edit
 
He's only updating it with info of latest confirmed notifications from people posting here so I think it's the best resource to know about what date/time in a given queue EVGA has gotten up to.  He's also putting in how much "time" each queue has moved from the last known round of notifications.  That's also helpful (i.e. if you have a signup which is 8hrs from the current latest known position then also knowing that the queue just moved up 1.5hrs in the last batch of emails gives you a general "feel" for how quickly that queue is being moved through)
 
Also make sure to keep in mind that each signup notification which is still active gets 8hrs to respond and buy the card when their turn comes up and there's an unknown number of signups for people who (for whatever reason) will end up choosing not to purchase that card which will also "slow" the queue to some degree.  However it'll work out fine eventually because when that person doesn't buy the card then it just means there's 1 more card which is now available for someone else.