I have search on every company that make gpus and none of them have a good and reliable eshop that you can get a gpu or even another product of a famous gpu manufacter. I maybe be wrong but Evga is one of the only companies that care for indivuduals, not just money

I respect the hell out of them for this, and I'll definitely come back in the future because of it.

Giorgos5COMO
I have search on every company that make gpus and none of them have a good and reliable eshop that you can get a gpu or even another product of a famous gpu manufacter. I maybe be wrong but Evga is one of the only companies that care for indivuduals, not just money

Pretty much true.  AMD.com does sell theirs too but it's a total crapfest ....

All the 30's Ive gotten are from evga execpt my first one which was just dumb luck getting it off amazon.

Yup. I used to hate on evga fanboys haha. Not anymore. I'm one now. haha.

If we want to buy cards we need to win bots! Sad...

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Giorgos5COMO
I have search on every company that make gpus and none of them have a good and reliable eshop that you can get a gpu or even another product of a famous gpu manufacter. I maybe be wrong but Evga is one of the only companies that care for indivuduals, not just money

Asus, MSI, and Zotac sell directly to customers on a regular basis since the RTX 3000 series launch.  However, they usually sell out quickly.  Zotac has a queue system sometimes, however its different than the EVGA queue system.
 
Also, the other manufacturers have greatly increased their prices since launch.  They claim its due to the import tariffs and parts/components price increases and shortages.  For example, MSI and Asus 3090 cards that had a MSRP between $1700 and $1900 now have a MSRP in the $2100-$2300 range.  Similar price increases have happened with Asus.  Zotac's price increase is even higher and sometimes borderline scalper prices.

We can buy from Zotac 3060ti, 3080ti and 3090. I see these cards are on sale, but you have to wait in line and get into it. The prices of the card, unfortunately, are not the lowest, but better than those of some dealers.

Only places i've seen EVGA cards available in the UK is from scalping retailers. Those cards sell for £600 above MSRP and as long as crypto miners are willing to keep paying extortionate prices for these cards, they'll stay expensive. If only everyone (including the miners) would just stop buying RTX cards for a month or so, retailers would be more inclined to lower prices as more and more inventory starts clogging up the shelves. But no... greedy manufacturers and retailers are winning because consumers keep empowering them. And they'll go on believing its ok to charge that much as long as people show they are willing to buy them at such prices. People need to wise up and close their wallets until prices begin to drop. The more people do this, the sooner it will happen.