It states ONE PER HOUSEHOLD. Its pretty clear!

finaltouch68
Will they pull the LIMIT 1 PER HOUSEHOLD or does that stay forever?
I can afford cards and now that there is more in stock why can't I buy them if no one else is?
 
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Not saying no one is buying them I guess, just more in stock that is available, and I would like to buy more....

The 1 card per person limit will be in place for the foreseeable future. You can get cards from other retailers without effecting your EVGA purchases.

The FTW3 3090 was updated to 2 per household so eventually it will be updated as well on the 3090 Ti I imagine.

I was at Micro Center yesterday and the case was full of cards. one of which was a 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra. So there is a possibility.

finaltouch68
Thanks for the thoughts guys.  I just build a ton of RIGS and figured if I can afford them and there in stock I should be able to purchase them.
Like I could Goto Micro center or even best buy and buy a EVGA card and own two of the same card, but with the rule in effect I can only warranty one. I think that is kind of mean.......
I mean I get it we are in some sad times with products but if its on the shelf I should be able to buy it.

What do you mean you can only have warranty on one? That doesn't make sense. I'm sure you can register 10 cards if you managed to get them from other places. Please clarify I am curious!

The limit is just the ability to get cards from EVGA. If you buy from like Amazon, Best Buy or Microcenter you could end up with multiple cards and still register them for the warranty. I am kind of guessing we won't see many cards this generation change from the 1 per household because SLI is not really a thing as much as it once was but maybe the 3090 and 3090Ti since those still have it as an option and the price might help them stay in stock. It could also be that the cards will start to stay in stock and resellers are going to take a bath on them and we see everyone in the queue who wants one get a card and the limit could possibly be lifted. I really think resellers have really hurt the supply this generation but then again so have miners.

the_Scarlet_one

finaltouch68
Thanks for the thoughts guys.  I just build a ton of RIGS and figured if I can afford them and there in stock I should be able to purchase them.
Like I could Goto Micro center or even best buy and buy a EVGA card and own two of the same card, but with the rule in effect I can only warranty one. I think that is kind of mean.......
I mean I get it we are in some sad times with products but if its on the shelf I should be able to buy it.

Purchase limits have nothing to do with warranties.

Sweet I really do not know why I thought they wouldn't have it under warranty, Guess I jumped the gun without facts sorry.
Glad to know because I can now add all my cards to that page. 
 
Sorry for the confusion 

I can't even Queue to Buy one GPU!!!!!!!!!!!  its been 9 months since 3080 Ti Hybrid was launch!!!! Someone can please tell me how i can queue to buy one?? JUST ONE FOR ARCHITECTURE MODELING AND RENDERING STUFF!!!! NOT MINING OR SOMETHING ELSE!!
 

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Jeriel Castillo
I can't even Queue to Buy one GPU!!!!!!!!!!!  its been 9 months since 3080 Ti Hybrid was launch!!!! Someone can please tell me how i can queue to buy one?? JUST ONE FOR ARCHITECTURE MODELING AND RENDERING STUFF!!!! NOT MINING OR SOMETHING ELSE!! 

There is a lot of stock available right now on the evga website (NA), no need to queue anything. Just go ahead and add to cart and buy it. That is if you live in north America. It might not be a hybrid but you can always buy a hybrid kit, it goes in stock here and there.

Use an associate code to get a discount! I would give you mine but I don't want to spam it.

please send it to me, , thanks bro!!!!!

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Jeriel Castillo
please send it to me, , thanks bro!!!!!

Here you go :)

Associate Code: 8IT954OVFQ17LN9

thank you very kind person! have a good day bro!

In Stock Only

austin86

the_Scarlet_one
Forwarding addresses are strictly prohibited for orders from EVGA, and ordering more than once and attempting to ship to someone else would require more than one account and is also strictly prohibited by EVGA.

Maybe suggest users purchase through authorized methods, and buy from microcenter or Best Buy.

Were I live duplex homes are only given one address and mail is permanently forwarded to fixed single address, so if forwarding addresses is not allowed then I can't buy anything from evga. Sounds like a good policy.

That's rough. I don't think that EVGA makes exceptions to this rule...so I guess the answer is...among your neighbors, be the first to order.