Where is the manual and specification as well as information about connectors and switches together with what is included in the boxed GPU card?

B0baganoosh
Manuals are located here:

 
As for what's included, you'd have to ask whatever 3rd party seller is selling the card as EVGA does not make or sell these anymore.

There is no manual for this GPU and seller is not manufacturing GPU, this one is still EVGA and should be EVGA responsibility to service and keep information for own product which is still under Warranty.

PitKoz

B0baganoosh
Manuals are located here:
 
 
As for what's included, you'd have to ask whatever 3rd party seller is selling the card as EVGA does not make or sell these anymore.

There is no manual for this GPU and seller is not manufacturing GPU, this one is still EVGA and should be EVGA responsibility to service and keep information for own product which is still under Warranty.

The quick-start guide that Cool GTX posted above was available at the link I provided. Also, I agree that any warranty needs (if purchased through authorized methods) are up to EVGA and as Cool GTX indicated, you can email them for support, but you specifically asked about what comes in the box, and considering they are not selling these anymore, so you're almost 100% buying something used, how would the manufacturer know what the 3rd party is including in the box? I don't think they can be responsible for that part, which was my only point there.
 
As far as specific manuals go, they don't have any specific "manual" for each card. They just have installation guides and some quick-start guides (which are basically the same thing).  As far as specification pages go, EVGA killed their individual product pages, as they were part of the store-pages and as things became no longer available, they just deleted the web-page instead of saying "out of stock". You may be able to find some of the EU or Asia pages still intact (like this one), as they haven't been deleting those pages as often. A google search found this specification sheet. You'll have better luck with a google (or other web) search than on www.evga.com.

Edit: sorry, I missed the part about it being the hybrid version. I still think a web search is your best option.

EVGA hasn't had any useful manuals for years.  This is nothing new.  The manual didn't recently get deleted; it never existed.  EVGA's product page was generic and didn't offer much.  You aren't missing much that ever existed in the first place.
 
The way EVGA's product knowledge worked is that it was discovered or learned and passed on between users.  For the super special products a tweaking guide and tools might have been published by someone affiliated with EVGA on some non-EVGA website, but all the other products got no special treatment and no useful documentation.  It was a card.  You plugged it in and turned it on.  It worked or it didn't.  Then you used EVGA's buggy software if you wanted to tweak it, or used another company's software.  If the card had special features or ports, they were probably designed wrong, broken, or no longer were supported and it wasn't worth trying to figure them out.
 
Are there any specific questions that maybe can be answered?

PitKoz

B0baganoosh
Edit: sorry, I missed the part about it being the hybrid version. I still think a web search is your best option.

 
Web search shows nothing useful.
 
Yes that is the problem and lack of information, there are new 30** EVGA in Amazon stores, pity you do not know about those.
But before buying, I would like to know where I am stepping to.
Normally, if an authorized seller is selling stuff, it means that manufacturer still support the product.
I can understand the fight between EVGA and Nvidia, but why customers are victims of this war?
Deleting product pages is kind of revenge on us.

Literally the first link on Google search: https://www.evga.com/prod...43d8-ab26-74415a0ac540

That spec sheet is all they ever published. Also, I wouldn't trust any Amazon seller claiming they have "new" evga video cards, especially if they aren't in the US coming from evga's Amazon store page (which does not show that card available). Feel free to post a link if you want a second opinion or something. As far as EVGA's current warranty goes, I think we'll be lucky to see them still exist in 3 years. I did look through their Amazon store page, and while that card is not available, there are a bunch of other ones and they're incredibly over priced. Evga 30-series for more than a 4090? No thanks.