Yeah and the entire program says that they don't do that. On the better side if they pick you for a 3090 it does not sell out as fast. You may get that. There is a long thread on reddit about this I am not a 1 of. More than 10 people complained and some like me posted the chat.  What really annoys me I am so sore from shoveling the really wet heavy now and every time I feel a soreness in my shoulder it make me think if I put the shoveling off and ordered at 4:10 PM PT or 4:05 Pm Pt I would have gotten the gear. I am still a newbie but I think I can put the link to reddit in here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/...s_not_guarantee_being/

Glad to finally see some movement on the 3897!
 

 
Until yesterday, it had been stalled since 1/21!

We don't even have the shuffle program here in Canada. (Probably) Because it's illegal.

Good luck today y'all, I'm fixing to hit the hay as I have a long Wednesday ahead of me and I've been up all night fiddlin' with this card & playin' games while testing settings...
Think I got 2145-2160MHz stable-ish with less-than-stock voltage, barely, which is right about what I was hoping for on this thing.  Nice 105-120MHz boost over the "regular" 3090 FTW3 Hybrid is pretty much exactly it - of course it'd be awesome if I could run 2200+ at 24/7 stability, but I don't think that's happening even with Classified Tool tweaks to voltages, I think it would run unacceptably hot at what would be required to run that for daily-use stability... maybe I'm wrong, I'll play with that next time I mess with it.  But even if I can only run 2145MHz, that's still pretty nice, especially at lower-than-stock voltage, and as such, lower than stock load temps.

How the hell do you overclock with less voltage?

Hi, So i signed up to the notify me for the ftw3 3070 on 15/11 (11/15) and still haven't had a notification? Have i missed out or is the queue that long?

https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1NrR71ipaJktCzT1pWj9FWxNHGWAbcxMorvRvEPaPh48/mobilebasic
Look here for queue positions

thank you but is the north American queue the same for the eu?

CptT95
How the hell do you overclock with less voltage?

The GPU has an intended clock speed for different voltages. It's a curve with voltage points on one axis and clock speeds on the other. Anytime you ask the GPU to operate at a higher clock speed than what's on that stock curve, it's an overclock.

Undervolting is basically overclocking while also limiting the maximum voltage the GPU can use.

Good luck Today