Where are the non-FTW/FE EVGA 1080s?

FTW DT up at Newegg.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487252&ignorebbr=1
 
 

Classified's was up at eu-store just now...
 
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Aaaand it's gone...

 
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Didn't mean for this to be a dick post... I finished my order and went to make a cup of coffee before i decided to post an update here.

A bunch of 1080's in stock via MicroCenter.  I didn't check for availability for different locations but via the web store, a lot are listed.
 
http://www.microcenter.com/search/search_results.aspx?Ntt=gtx+1080
 

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drago757
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You can't post anything "For Sale" here.  It is against the forum rules.  Edit your post blank and post in the Marketplace forum before a moderator removes the post.
 
http://forums.evga.com/For-Sale-or-Trade-f56.aspx

Nice sale going on at Amazon and Newegg for GTX 1070 FTWs (not the DTs) for $439 ($20 off).    Not sure how long it will last.   Newegg says today (Aug 3rd) only.   Oh so tempting!
 

 

I would suggest using NowInStock if you want to monitor where the cards are in stock at. May not be exactly real time but it'll give you at least some notice. Also, what are the "DT" models?

StaticCode
Also, what are the "DT" models?

The FTW DT models are FTW cards that failed to stay stable at the overclocked rates.  So they configure them with the base (reference) rates instead.   It's like buying a base card, but with configurable LED lighting and dual bios.   There are various threads around that complain that this is false advertising and that the cards should not be sold with the FTW name.   Unsuspecting buyers may buy the card thinking they are getting the FTW rates, but actually they are getting the base rates.

IronJupiter50

StaticCode
Also, what are the "DT" models?

The FTW DT models are FTW cards that failed to stay stable at the overclocked rates.  So they configure them with the base (reference) rates instead.   It's like buying a base card, but with configurable LED lighting and dual bios.   There are various threads around that complain that this is false advertising and that the cards should not be sold with the FTW name.   Unsuspecting buyers may buy the card thinking they are getting the FTW rates, but actually they are getting the base rates.

There have also been some retailers, "Jet" was the last one i saw, that are selling them as a FTW, using the DT model number, but omitting the DT from the description/Title.  They've since fixed it, but i wonder how many people didn't pay attention to the model #, and how many more retailers will do that, either on purpose, or out of ignorance.