EVGA_JacobF
That's it for today. More next week

TeeDeeK

plunkett19
Guys during the last inventory restock. I bought this.

EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC Black Edition GAMING, 11G-P4-6393-KR, 11GB GDDR5X, iCX Cooler & LED
Item #: 11G-P4-6393-KR ($769.99 each)

I actually wanted an ftw3 hybrid which inventory went up for like 10 minutes later. So I ordered an ftw3, I have no need for the SC. So if anyone needs a card PM me your email address, I haven’t been on the forums long enough to be able to send messages via PM but I can receive them. I will be happy to sell it for what I paid for it plus shipping. Not trying to get rich just want to get my money back for the card.

Jacob if this kind of post is not allowed please delete it. I just figured I would offer the card up to the guys like me on here who have been waiting a while to get their hands on one.

I had done the same thing but I was able to cancel my order in time and order the FTW3. Is it possible for you to still cancel your order? Hopefully being Saturday it hasn't shipped yet. Just a thought.

knotnancy

fetterEsel

knotnancy
The question I have is why doesn’t EVGA reward their loyal supporters by allowing us to pre-order the card we want. I can’t sit at my computer all day waiting to get an email notice so I can try to order a card before they sell out. The last two notices I received were just before midnight. I’m usually sleeping then.

I’m willing to pre-pay and wait for EVGA to notify me when they are shipping my card.

First come first serve. It’d be wrong to let someone pay more to cut ahead. That’s equal to saying you agree with pay to win games, you’ll pay more to get ahead of everyone else.

I'm not saying pay more, just pay the price as listed on the site and then get in line just like pre-orders on new games.

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QuintLeo
another part of the issue folks have been ignoring is that the "current node" production lines at TSMC and GF (and probably Samsung as well) have been running flat out for as long as they've been up.
There isn't spare CAPACITY at the foundry level to handle making enough GPU chips (which are HUGE) to handle sudden demand spikes, or to handle the demand at ALL when it grows enough.
 
 It was VERY noticed when AMD did it's last "foundry contract adjustment" with GF that they were willing to pay to use capacity OUTSIDE OF GF at a rather steep price "if needed".
 
 This issue has been affecting miners for almost 2 years, as the demand for ASIC miners to mine what few algorithms/coins that CAN be mined by ASIC has greatly exceeded the available chipmaking supply those manufacturers have access to for most of those algorithms.