Funny enough I haven't gotten any of my notifies triggered just yet. I signed up within a few minutes of the queue going live back in March. So that surprises me a little bit. Luckily I was able to secure some cards via other means.

mylittlepwny2
Funny enough I haven't gotten any of my notifies triggered just yet. I signed up within a few minutes of the queue going live back in March. So that surprises me a little bit. Luckily I was able to secure some cards via other means.

I would not worry about that, I counted at least 10 of us that said no and I was 16 minutes late on the trigger, if you have a no true in your notification, I would think you should catch one today in a few.

Nereus
 
My understanding is that the number of people in the queue that we know of here from forum members is only a very small percentage of the actual number of people EVGA have queued up - at least that was the case with the earlier 3000 series cards. Of course at this price point and the addition of a 1600W PSU might lessen those numbers, but my point is there's likely a lot more people queued for this than we imagine. Probably a lot declining too.
 

Might not bode well, since Jacob said limited quantity.  But then again, we saw more of declining the purchase than actual purchase of the card.  So hopefully, those wanting the card will get theirs.

Got my notify!

Mine is sitting at UPS waiting for pickup, should have it in a few hours.  (Arrived Saturday but was not at home to sign)

Got a notify just now.

Just got a notify:
 
RegionPartNumberDateEnteredNotify SentActive US24G-P5-4998-KT 3/29/2022 10:57:06 AM PTYesTrue 

Also got my notify, will purchase later when back from beach

Gotspeed_2000
I haven't gotten my notice yet but when it comes I'm going to pass on this and wait to see what the 4000 series does.  EVGA might have mentioned that the TI Kingpin is binned, but it's not listed on this site as being binned so I would not hold them to it unless it's in writing and the performance across all the cards users get in the general release support that.  We've seen more than a few dogs in the 3090 Kingpin release including my own.  After waiting to get that in and seeing the limited performance in mines I have to say I might be looking for something else in the next series.  Maybe trying to get a Galax lab model or something a little more common so I wont have to be limited with the waterblock like I did this past series.  
 
Including a PSU in this deal now reminds me of the Shuffle.  For some it might work out well, but now that you can get a 3090 below the initial release price it sounds more like a money grab.  If they added an option to get the psu at a discount when pairing with the gpu purchase then it would be a total different approach.  
 
I am satisfied with my Kingpin, though I do wish it would have performed better in the benchmarks with all that I did to create the foundation for it to perform.  The performance of my Kingpin kind of killed the fire in me to build something crazy for myself.  I threw everything I could except LN and the 1000 watt bios at it and it still is only marginally better than the 3090 FTW3 ultra I had earlier.  

There is no way my 3090 Kingpin is binned, it crashes at the same clocks as every other GA102 based card I've tested.

Still awaiting my notification. Hopefully it will come soon.

MrEWhite

kevinc313
Just got my notify also.  I mean, it does come with the 1600w P2.  Sigh. 
 
I wonder if EVGA could bump it up to a T2 or are they short those?

Yeah, I feel like we should at least get a T2 if we're paying this much for a 3090 Ti at this point 

I just purchased a T2 about a month ago when it was on sale. Unfortunately, I will now have two 1600W PSU's. I guess one will go to a family member.

 
Really don't need to be overly concerned over having a P2 (80+ Platinum rating PSU) instead of a T2 (80+ Titanium rating PSU) - both are very high quality, and there's very little difference between them.
 
Facts:
There's only a 1% difference in minimum efficiency between Titanium and Platinum at full load (90% vs 89%).
There's only a 2% difference in minimum efficiency at 20% load (92% vs 90%).
There's only a 2% difference in minimum efficiency at 50% load (94% vs 92%).
 
That's pretty much negligible for the vast majority of users except maybe a few of the world's top ranked LN2 overclockers, and even then it's likely not a big deal.
 
The only other 'difference' to note is that 80+ Titanium rated PSUs are guaranteed at 90% minimum efficiency at 10% load, while ALL other 80+ rated PSUs only begin their efficiency guarantees at 20% load, which is really of zero concern for overclocking.
 
That's it.
 
As to why EVGA are packaging these quality high efficiency PSU's with the 3090TiKP - I'm assuming they want to make sure owners have sufficient wattage and clean power to run them at peak performance and not have them under-perform because of insufficient power delivery or inferior quality power delivery.
 

Nereus
 
Really don't need to be overly concerned over having a P2 (80+ Platinum rating PSU) instead of a T2 (80+ Titanium rating PSU) - both are very high quality, and there's very little difference between them.
 
Facts:
There's only a 1% difference in minimum efficiency between Titanium and Platinum at full load (90% vs 89%).
There's only a 2% difference in minimum efficiency at 20% load (92% vs 90%).
There's only a 2% difference in minimum efficiency at 50% load (94% vs 92%).
 
That's pretty much negligible for the vast majority of users except maybe a few of the world's top ranked LN2 overclockers, and even then it's likely not a big deal.
 
The only other 'difference' to note is that 80+ Titanium rated PSUs are guaranteed at 90% minimum efficiency at 10% load, while ALL other 80+ rated PSUs only begin their efficiency guarantees at 20% load, which is really of zero concern for overclocking.
 
That's it.
 
As to why EVGA are packaging these quality high efficiency PSU's with the 3090TiKP - I'm assuming they want to make sure owners have sufficient wattage and clean power to run them at peak performance and not have them under-perform because of insufficient power delivery or inferior quality power delivery.
 

Yeah but the 1600W T2 is at least 35% more baller.

Got my notify this morning.
24G-P5-4998-KT3/29/2022 6:29:44 AM PT 
Going to pass since they bundled a PS I don't need and raised the price.  I think the bundle helps EVGA with margains since the card came late and it's limited in qty.
 
My next power supply must come with 16-pin connectors.
 

No one has installed yet? C'mon! what's the hold-up!?!
 
Juicy numbers! Hurry!