Any plans for a 1300w?

For those wondering the difference between this and the XC (as I was and just spent the time looking so you don't have to):
 
It appears to be the same as XC version plus a "Smart Thermal Protection" feature on the 12VHPWR connector at the PSU side and it allows a little bit more of a total power excursion (235% vs. 200%, GPU excursion is the same).
 
Edit: as an aside, I don't see any extra pins or anything for their 12VHPWR cable and they specifically say "on the PSU side", so I'm assuming they have a thermistor in the PSU and it won't detect an over-temperature situation on the GPU side at all. This is, as said, an assumption though, so I'd be interested to see if that's wrong and they've come up with something very clever.

NordicJedi
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I would say that the FTW and XC are more than just slightly different power supplies.  I think these will review well when review sites get their hands on one. 

They may be, but to clarify, I was only referencing the stated specifications/features. Those are the only stated differences. The performance on things like voltage spikes, noise suppression, etc. may be different. I wouldn't pass any good/bad judgement for any power supply without a review.

The thermal protection circuit has been added to the 12VHPWR PCIe
connector on the PSU side. If the 12VHPWR cable is not correctly
connected to the PSU 12VHPWR PCIe connector, the circuit will activate
protection when temperature anomalies are detected. Additionally, the
rating wattage of 12VHPWR is 600W. If the Graphic card draws
overcurrent during heavy load, the circuit will also activate
protection when temperature anomalies are detected by 12VHPWR PCIe
connector on PSU.

One of the other benefits of the FTW series PSU is the transformer, LLC/PFC/SR
MOSFETs and main capacitors are optimized and higher-graded than XC.

Only 3 years of warranty?

frankly said 3Y warranty is ridiculous even for gold units, when other vendors offer more than 3x as much.
 
at least 5-7 years would be expected for a gold rated PSU.
 
a bit sad since ...
 

EVGATech_AlexH
The thermal protection circuit has been added to the 12VHPWR PCIe
connector on the PSU side. If the 12VHPWR cable is not correctly
connected to the PSU 12VHPWR PCIe connector, the circuit will activate
protection when temperature anomalies are detected. Additionally, the
rating wattage of 12VHPWR is 600W. If the Graphic card draws
overcurrent during heavy load, the circuit will also activate
protection when temperature anomalies are detected by 12VHPWR PCIe
connector on PSU.

 
... looks good and close to Platinum efficiency should be Platinum in Europe with 230V.

I guess many just won't buy due to the lack of LT warranty, too much honesty harms.
 

The 3 year warranty reinforces the mindset out there that EVGA is on the verge of collapse. If it were a lower classed unit like the XC it wouldn't make many waves but a premium unit like the FTW? That's cause for instant concern when comparing past high end units (with 10yr warranties).

Donradeon
3 year warranty gives you a good idea how long EVGA might be around for. 

If they go under before then they'll have a 3rd party company take care of warranty for them which is an industry standard practice.  Personally I'm not comfortable buying anything else from them.