FoucaultLeon
Have the same problem here in germany. Called my reseller (alternate) several times for the actual situation. They told me, that they are also waiting for a shippment. Some days they get one or two, other days none. And I had preordered it, too.
It is strange that evga is not able to deliver enough cards. Or is the run for the cards so high atm?
Can't believe there are so man early adopters.
Yes, it is that high.
Thegm963
FoucaultLeon
Have the same problem here in germany. Called my reseller (alternate) several times for the actual situation. They told me, that they are also waiting for a shippment. Some days they get one or two, other days none. And I had preordered it, too.
It is strange that evga is not able to deliver enough cards. Or is the run for the cards so high atm?
Can't believe there are so man early adopters.
I m more annoyed that they are giving prio to US customers, then retailers and then eu.evga customers instead of just distributing stuff equaly or based on preorder time. Apart from paying the most for the cards, whats the point ordering directly from here if not going to get them any faster than say caseking preorders which sell at the exact same price too.
Not trying to bust your parade, but EVGA
is stationed in the U.S., and the cards are manufactured in Taiwan. If we are to look at this at a logistic stand point... Boats are so much easier to ship when coming from over seas VS using an airplane, cheaper, easier, and less
issues occur (even though boats take longer, they're still cheaper and easier). With boats being the choice to ship out from Taiwan, the U.S. is closer, and not only that, they probably have easier methods due to custom and import laws. Mainly, due to it taking less time to ship to U.S., they will send them there first, because all they have to do is go straight to California from boat. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE.... EVGA headquarters is stationed in Brea, California (in the U.S.)