SirBobbyTheOwl
I cant seem to order the E1, is the Add to cart button removed or is it just me?

I can't see the add to cart button as well! Maybe EVGA is making some changes?

arthurz21

SirBobbyTheOwl
I cant seem to order the E1, is the Add to cart button removed or is it just me?

I can't see the add to cart button as well! Maybe EVGA is making some changes?

I really hope you are right, really want to get myself the E1.

Maybe someone at EVGA can explain? as I'm unsure if its somehow sold out or made temporarily unavailable.

Edit: I realize now, its US/Canada Only :(

The Add to Cart button is back this morning.

frankd3
The Add to Cart button is back this morning.

   

Was this a tactic to make people panic and then perhaps buy once the button was back?? LOL

Does this ship internationally? 
Upon checkout there isnt any options for Singapore shipping.

I appreciate the bespoke nature of the build to order.  The glaring item for me is that the vertical bracket only supports a 2 slot or smaller card.  With new GPU's coming out in the near future with 3 and possibly 4 slot requirements the vertical bracket is the "Achilles heel" for this case.  Bit of a glaring engineering oversight for the price.

Any way of getting the case in the UK?

I love it!  Wow, you really don't have to worry about cooling your expensive gpu and cpu as much with this set up.  The price is a little insane for me, however.  I'll have to try and pick it up on sale.  

Zeagl
I appreciate the bespoke nature of the build to order.  The glaring item for me is that the vertical bracket only supports a 2 slot or smaller card.  With new GPU's coming out in the near future with 3 and possibly 4 slot requirements the vertical bracket is the "Achilles heel" for this case.  Bit of a glaring engineering oversight for the price.

I believe this will be okay for future proofing.  The manual says "Compatible only with 2 Slot PCI brackets or smaller".  It appears to be the bracket and not the card width.  If you check out EVGA's chonkiest 3090 Ti, it's only two slots.  Even Big Chonk, the Aorus 3090 from Gigabyte, which is a four slot card, has a bracket that is only two slots wide.  In the manual the images suggest that the mount sits above the gauges, so the card would just hang out in front.