when we will see any hybrid card in europe?

Topless_Stang
It’s up for pre-order from B&H. :

https://www.bhphotovideo....ce_rtx_2080ti_ftw.html

Avenger411
Why is this first on BH when there's no news anywhere on the evga forums about this. No time table, nothing. I mean, we're months from the initial "soon tm". That trademark needs to go :)
 
*edit : Pointing out that BH says "16th of january" as expected availability.

That is just the Hybrid Kit for the FTW3, not the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Hybrid card. The FTW3 Hybrid Kit was already available from EVGA but has been out of stock for a while.
 
https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=18&family=Cooling&chipset=GPU+HYBRID+Cooler
 
Still waiting for some news on the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Hybrid card

Topless_Stang
It’s been listed for a while, but as far as I know EVGA never sold any.

PopinFRESH007

Topless_Stang
It’s up for pre-order from B&H. :

https://www.bhphotovideo....ce_rtx_2080ti_ftw.html

Avenger411
Why is this first on BH when there's no news anywhere on the evga forums about this. No time table, nothing. I mean, we're months from the initial "soon tm". That trademark needs to go :)
 
*edit : Pointing out that BH says "16th of january" as expected availability.

That is just the Hybrid Kit for the FTW3, not the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Hybrid card. The FTW3 Hybrid Kit was already available from EVGA but has been out of stock for a while.
 
https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=18&family=Cooling&chipset=GPU+HYBRID+Cooler
 
Still waiting for some news on the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Hybrid card

It’s been listed for a while but as far as I know EVGA never put any hybrid kits up for sale.

They did just before Christmas and sold out almost immediately.  NVM that was the HC :(
 
https://twitter.com/EVGA_JacobF/status/1075165150963888128
 
 
Still waiting on an actual ETA for the 2080ti FTW3 Ultra Hybrid Cards though :(

Well... We as a community could get a heads up from any evga mod at this point. 🥵

Another generation, another lost sale. Finally just decided to go with the Gigabyte WaterForce AIOs. By the time they get the FTW3 Hybrids out the next Gen will already be announced. I might sell these and look at doing a custom loop, but more than likely I'll wait until to do that for the next generation. Really disappointed they still haven't given any hint of an ETA when Jacob originally alluded to end of October.
 
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Whats more disappointing is they have the 2080 Ti FTW3 Ultra, the 2080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid Kit, and the 2-slot PCIe bracket all instock. They just can't seem to assemble them on their own and put them in the same box

I have the black geforce RTX 2080 TI. I can't get it to load in a game. As soon as I open up a game it just closes the game straight away. Anyone else having this problem?

It's not EVGA's fault you guys. NVIDIA has been restricting the supply of the 20 series to get rid of the 10 series stock. Hence this gen has turned out to be rushed, undersupplied, overpriced and will be short lived most likely. Definitely not worth the asking price.

Cool GTX
IN stock Now
 

 

 

 
 

Not in the EU of course :(

Does anyone have an idea if any of the hybrid kits include the 2-slot bracket? At least for FTW cards, leaving them in 3 slots after conversion would feel awkward, however, the bracket isn't shown on the pictures. Does it have to be ordered separately then?

dalten22

KIS37
It's not EVGA's fault you guys. NVIDIA has been restricting the supply of the 20 series to get rid of the 10 series stock. Hence this gen has turned out to be rushed, undersupplied, overpriced and will be short lived most likely. Definitely not worth the asking price.

 
It's not Nvidia, it's TSMC's 12nm node.  I've read from highly technical sources that TSMC's 12nm node isn't producing the kinds of cost savings that previous generations did.  Supposedly 12nm Turing has nearly the same cost per transistor as 16nm Pascal did, or at least the cost reduction is much lower than in the past, due to all the issues TSMC has had with it.  Since Nvidia upped the count from 1080 TI's 12B to 2080 TI's 18.6B, and without real cost savings at the new process level, prices went up accordingly because that's what the 12nm process demands right now. 
 
It kind of makes sense, because Nvidia isn't benefiting when people spend $1600 for a 2080TI off Amazon or Ebay, all that money above retail is going straight to the middlemen and Nvidia would be making a lot more money if they had a much higher supply.  The recent price increase we saw could have been either company though, maybe Nvidia saw there was plenty of demand for the cards they could actually ship and decided to cash in a bit more, or maybe TSMC demanded even more money, don't know that we'll ever know for sure. 

 
Well, I don't think a GPU's pricing is based on its pure production costs. I mean NVIDIA surely has to factor in R&D and other operating costs in its products and the question is how you distribute those costs across multiple products. AMD reputedly won't be making profits on its Radeon VII or may even make losses but they release this product at a consumer oriented price nevertheless as part of their global business (and yes, they have to fight for the GPU market). I doubt the "pure" production costs of a 2080 Ti is anywhere close to 1200 dollars, printing circuit boards is an automated process once you've set up the production line and it's then a question of how many you expect to sell and how much profit you want to make. Even if the production costs on 2080 Ti are high, NVIDIA could spread these costs over other product lines or offset them against the extra profits if it wanted to offer a consumer grade GPU. After all, their main profits come from the mid-range GPUs, not top tier Ti's. A gaming GPU just should not cost 1500 dollars because it makes PC gaming a luxury for the privileged and will drive up prices on other components too. Had they released 2080 Ti at the former 699 or even 799, custom boards would be available at 900-1000 dollars and many more people would have bought this GPU and NVIDIA would eventually be better off too. 

I got this today, ordered off Newegg.
Part Number: 11G-P4-2484-KR
Part Desc: EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 TI FTW3 ULTRA HYBRID GAMING,