Haggardblaz3
My 3080 shipped, but I had fat fingered a digit in the zip code wrong so I had to do an updated delivery address. Now it hasn't moved since the 22nd and it says "information not available" for delivery date. Sitting here in full on panic mode that it's been lost lol. It originally was supposed to be delivered Monday, to a city 2hrs from here (wish they could have caught they put the city in wrong) so it should get here Tuesday, but that's not helping my nerves.

It was that important to you and you didn't double check that you put in your address correctly?

Shlouski85
2 and 3 are consumers, also only a stupid miner that didn't understand how mining works would thrash their cards, very counter productive.
 
Scalping occurred because of 4 and 5, I prefer capitalism over something like communism.
 
I don't think anyone is angry with EVGA making the change, well I hope not, they didn't have a choice. Personally I'm a little upset how they regurgitate nvidia's narrative, and seeming supporting Nvidia anti consumer actions, but I guess they have to fall in line or suffer the consequences, we all know how controlling nvidia is.
 
FYI, EVGA has been shipping a boat ton of gpu's to retailers. I use the site "pccomponentes", and they have sold thousands of cards in the last few days, most non LHR, LHR cards have only appeared in the last few days. Most EVGA cards are available to purchase right now, most with the added scalper tax. EVGA is knowing selling thousands of cards to retailers that are scalping them while people are waiting for months in their queues, right now I can still buy 3070 FTW3 ULTRA GAMING non LHR close to retail, and more non LHR cards are due to be delivered on the 20th of next month (P/N: 08G-P5-3767-KR), why are these cards being scalped instead of going to people who have been waiting for months in the queues, and why do they have non LHR cards for scalping retailers, but then sending auto notify emails telling us they are not available anymore. This doesn't seem fair.

on alot of models of 3080s unless there changing out there thermal pads then they are thrashing the memory. the gpu die may be fine as there undervolted but the undervolt really only changes the core temp for the most part .and  the memory temps still pretty much sit right near there tjmax 24/7. if they change out there thermal pads maybe there only sitting at 80-90c instead of 95-105c kinda thing. its not like that for every model the ftw3 as an example cools vram better thne most.but alot of them don't have the greatest vram cooling set up for the firey gddr6x as the gddr6x can run hot even when gaming let alone mining 24/7. I guess we will find out in a year or two if we see 3080s dying that were bought used off someone if the 24/7 high vram temps have any kind of lasting effect 

msromike

demon09
 
on alot of models of 3080s unless there changing out there thermal pads then they are thrashing the memory. the gpu die may be fine as there undervolted but the undervolt really only changes the core temp for the most part .and  the memory temps still pretty much sit right near there tjmax 24/7. if they change out there thermal pads maybe there only sitting at 80-90c instead of 95-105c kinda thing. its not like that for every model the ftw3 as an example cools vram better thne most.but alot of them don't have the greatest vram cooling set up for the firey gddr6x as the gddr6x can run hot even when gaming let alone mining 24/7. I guess we will find out in a year or two if we see 3080s dying that were bought used off someone if the 24/7 high vram temps have any kind of lasting effect 

If we change the thermal pads it will void the warranty though right? I already noticed that my brand new 3080 runs in the 90C range in games at the memory thermal junction and that's a bit excessive. I guess if EVGA covered me with another 3 years for my StepUp they are pretty sure the card can take it. I do wish we could change out the thermal pads without voiding our warranty though. I would like to pass this card down to my kid next time I upgrade. Best Regards

evga is pretty easy on opening your cards. As long as you don't cause physical damage etc you can open it and repaste it and I'm sure swap out thermal pads and have the warranty intact

 Thanks, people! I worked as an electronic tech in the US Army so I should be able to manage to replace them with no damage. Thank you for the quick response! Best Regards

Got step 2 too! Step 1 was 10/5 12:36 pm! Sad that I missed out on non-LHR but nonetheless just having a 3080 just gets me hyped!

also got step 2-4,
step 1 was 10/7 
 
now just waiting for them to confirm my payment. 
how long is it till I get a address to send out my old card? 

Sweet! 10/5 Steps 2-4 also. Just waiting for the RMA so I can send it off.

Finally got my step two and three emails today! I was a 10/5 @3pm.

Damn, a bunch today! Maybe the LHR thing WILL speed up this process! Looks like a whole lot of notifications for normal sales went out today, too. 

Step 1: 10/6/2020
Steps 2-4: 7/6/2021
 
Funny, I was just talking to someone today about the step up queue and said... "you know, it should be any day now"

Does anyone know if the RMA ID under product details is the same as the rma number they are supposed to send for step 5?

Finally!
Step 1: 10/8/2020 at 9:09 PM Eastern
Step 2: 7/6/2021 at 4:39 PM Eastern
step 3: 7/6/2021 at 4:43 PM Eastern 
step 4: 7/7/2021 at 5:40 PM Eastern
step 5: 7/8/2021 at 2:13 PM Eastern

What is Step 3 and Step 4?
How long does it normally take to get your card after sending it out?
I'm just wondering because I have a intel F chip, no integrated graphics

jonathangardeazabal
What is Step 3 and Step 4?
How long does it normally take to get your card after sending it out?
I'm just wondering because I have an intel F chip, no integrated graphics

 Request Step 3 of 5 Verify Invoice
 Request Step 4 of 5 Payment Submission
 
    The speed at which you receive your StepUp will be dictated mainly by the type of shipping you used to send them your RMA and the shipping you are paying for from EVGA. That having been said it was only 1 day for Step 3 and 4 and Step 5 was the very next day. So if you sent your GPU to them via 3-day shipping and opted for 3-day return shipping that will be the time it takes. EVGA is extremely fast at processing your StepUp once they have received your RMA. As far as you not having integrated graphics I would just call that an intelligent decision lol.
         Best Regards, I just got my 3080 FTW3 Ultra a little over a week ago and I absolutely love it.

Sent my 2070S this morning. UPS Ground from Phoenix to California was about $42 with $500 insurance. Overnight would have been $140, so I opted for ground. My 1080 will keep me in business until next week.