Does Anyone have any timesframe on supply will be restocked- The EVGA stock is basically all gone... I just want to buy my cards... but there are no cards to buy- unless you want 1080ti.. which I dont! 

Im looking for 1060 6GB and I am not looking to pay scalpers prices for the cards! And thanks for the welcome!

Also I saw MSI and ASUS are coming out with Mining Cards (No display ports) Does EVGA plan to release one as well?
 

I am mining as well.. But I could never buy out complete stock.. I took some retirement money I had.. withdrew it and was going to build a rig... I was only going to run one rig with 9 cards... I obviously cant afford 9 1080ti's so I was going to try and get the 1060 6gb single fan... and use the rig to start making money that will be directly deposited in my 2 boys(5 and 2) saving account and let the machine make their college fund! Figured it would make sense... But I get all the way to the end.. have everything but the cards.. and I cant find 9 cards in the whole world! Its a real disappointment to say the least... good news is ..... kids wont be attending college for quite some time... but it still is a real bummer to get so far and then get hosed by people buying 100s of these cards for a warehouse build! 

My price point is 265 per unit... I need 9 of them. I was wondering if EVGA is going to release the mining gpu that has been talked about.. I just saw a picture of it.. it looks like the single fan 6gb 1060 version. It would only have a 3 month warranty and is priced lower for that reason! Is there a release date for these mining gpus that do no=t have display ports!

When is this being released :       ?
 
 

Oh boy, I just noticed pretty much all the cards are sold out. There's nothing on the market except for scalped cards and some 1080's and 1080 ti's
 
What's with people selling 1060's for 1080 prices? Obviously I'd take a 1080 over a used 1060 at first glance. Are they that efficient for mining, or are scalpers so inefficient in their business or intent on ripping people off, that that's just what the price comes out to?
 
Hopefully they restock soon, or I'll have to settle for a 1050 ti, or hold off on my next build. Screw this 

gipothegip
Oh boy, I just noticed pretty much all the cards are sold out. There's nothing on the market except for scalped cards and some 1080's and 1080 ti's
 
What's with people selling 1060's for 1080 prices? Obviously I'd take a 1080 over a used 1060 at first glance. Are they that efficient for mining, or are scalpers so inefficient in their business or intent on ripping people off, that that's just what the price comes out to?
 
Hopefully they restock soon, or I'll have to settle for a 1050 ti, or hold off on my next build. Screw this 

What card are you looking for?
 
1060, 1070, 1080, 1080 ti & Titan XP are still available at the nvidia store... https://www.nvidia.com/en...0series/geforce-store/
 

EVGATech_BrandonS
From what I've read, there are efficiency problems with the algorithm used for Etherium and GDDR5X that aren't present with GDDR5, making the 1070 a better mining card than a 1080, and close to the performance of a 1080 Ti. 

 Ethereum is very memory-intensive, the increased latency on GDDR 5x vs GDDR 5 puts a serious hurt on performance for the GTX 1080 and 1080ti compared to the GTX 1070 and 1060 with GDDR 5.
 The 1080ti has enough cores to overcome this, but not by a lot - benchmarks I've seen put it into the mid-to-upper 30s on Mhash, where the 1070 is a solid 30 Mhash give-or-take about 2, the 1080 struggles to top 25, and the 1060 is low-20s to mid-20s depending on the specific model.
 
 The interesting part is that the old R9 290 and R9 390 are still 2 of the best mining cards around on ETH despite their age, due to the 512 bit memory bus and fairly low latency of their memory making up for their relatively low memory clock rates - abet at a LOT more power usage than the GTX 1070 or the high-end RX series cards.
 

GTX 1070 card availability has improved a LITTLE over the last couple weeks, but I suspect it's more that the "mining-specific RX 470" cards have been available in enough quantity to reduce the pressure, coupled with the recent "correction/profit taking" price drop reducing the pressure to add new rigs a LOT more.
 
The price recovery on most altcoins this week seems to be fueling a small resurgence in new rig building though - ETH total network hashrate was pretty much flat for about a week but it's slowly climbing again.
 
 
 I wouldn't bet on the "GPU shortage" going away entirely for a while, but I suspect it WILL ease a little on everything but the RX 470/570/580 over the next month or two - unless pricing on ETH or ZEC starts climbing HARD again.
 

Anyone try the Nvidia  P106-100 mining card yet?       https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/galaxy-p106-100-mining-card/
                                                                               https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/MINING-P106-6G/
 
                      https://www.eastshore.xyz/tutorial-ethereum-miner-of-nvidia-p106-100-mining-card-eth-zcash-xmr-supported/

This is probably your problem guys:  https://www.eteknix.com/cryptocurrency-miners-renting-entire-747s-just-ship-gpus/
 
" Ethereum is the second most cryptocurrency by market valuation, just behind Bitcoin.  It has seen a staggering increase over the past year and reached a height of $400 by June last month. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum miners prefer GPUs. Moreover, the most serious miners maintain giant warehouses to store hundreds of machines dedicated to mining. Motherboard companies such as ASRock and Biostar even have 13 and 12 PCIe slot motherboards, specifically for this purpose. "

Chris21010

wmmills
This is probably your problem guys:  https://www.eteknix.com/cryptocurrency-miners-renting-entire-747s-just-ship-gpus/
 
" Ethereum is the second most cryptocurrency by market valuation, just behind Bitcoin.  It has seen a staggering increase over the past year and reached a height of $400 by June last month. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum miners prefer GPUs. Moreover, the most serious miners maintain giant warehouses to store hundreds of machines dedicated to mining. Motherboard companies such as ASRock and Biostar even have 13 and 12 PCIe slot motherboards, specifically for this purpose. "

 
ya thats crazy! talk about the 0.01% class.

Yeah, id say if you need to rent a plane, especially a 747, to move your g-cards and then you rent a warehouse to run said cards, you have a problem!!! Obviously, cryptomining addiction is real, which is kinda sad.

Yikes, http://akamori.com/2016/0...largest-ethereum-mine/
 
And a large bitcoin mine I thought I would throw in.
https://qz.com/1055126/ph...largest-bitcoin-mines/

I was just looking around at Amazon and now they are selling video card 6 packs   lol
 
https://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-11266-14-20G-backplate-Graphics-Cryptocurrency/dp/B074CPKKPL/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1503437982&sr=8-15&keywords=mining+graphics+card