Look here:
You can check on all the cards evga has.
It seems like the only way to get one of these guys is to out bot the bots. I going to create a simple one with Chromium (I'll share the code for anybody who wants it). But what is the deal with these cards? Are they being restocked in small batches per store? Are new stocks coming in every week for a store like Newegg? Or is it all random?
Yeah, in store order at ME is almost like a lost cause at this point, I ordered my tuf on release day in store and I saw people order online the day after got it a few weeks ago. Thanks for the reddit post.
Did you pay in full in store? That's really strange. I am one of those guys that ordered the day after online from ME and got mine. Same TUF.
hey now a bunch of retailers have dropped more evga cards than they did in sept (newegg, adorama, even provantage shipped some) so it probably was more plentiful. He didn't say how much more 😂
lmao, this launch is a joke. How many 3080's are out in the wild at this point? 10k? 20k?
Take into account that the list is based on people who sent in the info to be included on the list. It doesn't take into account all the others that signed up for the email queue but didn't know about the spreadsheet list.
No I did not pay, the sales didn't even ask. According to them there is no priority for ppl that put down money in store at all. Problem is they have no way to track que against online and in store orders. They can only track online orders so they shipped all online orders out first as soon as their warehouse receives stocks and didn't even bother to fill store orders. Like someone on reddit mentioned the online store might as well be a separate store at this point. I did have a vision OC paid as soon as they allowed back order on it. Still says waiting for part, doubt it will come by the end of the month.
understood but it just seems like there is a laughable amount of cards in people's hands. For example console launches have something like a couple million ready to go, I don't nvidia or aib's had more than a couple thousand cards ready to go lol.
That should move the list about 45 min, right?
What a time to be alive
From 7:10am to 8:14am with four exceptions that were before the 7:10am spot.
Not to spoil your hopes but that should be due to people cancelling their orders. There hasn't been a single non OC Strix delivered. Fwiw I ordered one half an hour after launch...
Edit: I didn't order at OCUK, to be clear.
Things are looking good on the step up this week. Last week they hardly sent out any, definitely less then the previous two weeks. But, this week they sent out nearly as many as all previous weeks combined, at least based on the loose math of the unofficial google doc list.
That said, they are still only like an hour into the first day. But, If next week keeps this pace I should be in there!
Here's the list from when I bought most of it. I am using 6x Arctic P12 fans and a couple of 45° fittings. Total outlay I'd say was in the region of £500 but after the initial spend everything is going to last a long time. Need to get a waterblock and backplate for the GPU but that can wait until my bank recovers.
OK so what, 7% faster than 3080 and 7% slower than 3090. Seems pointless.
3080Ti will be a lot closer to 3090 performance than 3080. Extra 2GB of VRAM will be perfect for next gen and some peace of mind. So no, it's not pointless. The only problem is you won't be able to buy it, hah.
3080Ti will be a lot closer to 3090 performance than 3080. Extra 2GB of VRAM will be perfect for next gen and some peace of mind. So no, it's not pointless. The only problem is you won't be able to buy it, hah.
Nvidia are really going to piss a lot of people off with this. Bringing out a card that will no doubt beat a 3090 when overclocked for probably £400-£500 less. I honestly wish they were just upfront about all these SKUs to begin with so people could make informed decisions before spending money.
Why even come out with new SKUs when you can't even supply a fraction of the demand for existing SKUs. I seriously hope AMD brings the heat tomorrow. I'm sick of constantly refreshing a local forum, running distill.io and having multiple GPU orders out just to get a fucking graphics card.
But 3090 was never intended for general gaming public, Nvidia made this clear multiple times. People getting 3090 knew what they are getting into, and many of them actually require it for their work so I don't see any problem with what Nvidia is doing here. We had x80Ti cards for many years now (almost a decade?), everyone who even remotely follows hardware news should be aware that Nvidia always release x80Ti that is just barely cut down from their best of the best, be it 3090 or Titan.
Scan seemingly got some more cards today including last weeks EVGA delivery a little late. The number on their outstanding EVGA orders (specifically looking at 3080s) has only moved 20 or so units from yesterdays update so its unlikely they got that many today... I've queried them, asking about if they got XC3 Ultras only or if they got Black/Gaming variants of the XC3 too... we shall see.
Yup, I hope it slips into next year to be honest :p
Yes it changed about 10 minutes ago. Something is coming, but could still be days away.
My thoughts exactly. Still 26th in the queue with SCAN for an EVGA XC3 3080... this delay gives me more time as I wanted it before Cyberpunk released ideally.
Same, though this is more of anything betweent 3070/3060Ti and AMD's gpus.
You what's sad. The price you got that card for is lower than that of some of the low end models (Ventus/Eagle) in Europe.
Yaaaasssss
Congrats though! :)
I am honestly expecting it to at this point, which is fine with me. I am not getting my Step-Up card until next year anyhow...
God, I hope so. This is such a disaster.
Yeap, it's better to delay couple months and get the game right, but I don't think they are willing to do so at this point. It's probably going to be terrible on OG Xbox, PS4 and Xbox S. Witcher 3 took couple months to get it in a really good state.
Is there any way to see where you are in the queue for orders on EVGA's site?
Also, no 3070 order megathread?
Also, no 3070 order megathread?
the eagle has landed :D
tbh I'm not sure Nvidia even needs to pay for pack-in incentives. I mean, look at this demand. 👀
Just ran a bit of 3DMark on my 3080 Gaming OC to see if I can break anything. Was watching GPU-Z on the side.
Board power draw managed to hit around 350W without any issues as far as I could tell. Only weird thing to me is the 8-Pin #1's power never seemed to hit its peak of 150W, whereas the 8-pin #2's did.
Dunno how this works exactly. Is the order of those determined by where they're plugged into the PSU, or are they determined entirely by the GPU?
Like, I'm looking at my card in its case with the Gigabyte logo rightside-up. The leftmost 8-pin was the one I had the issue plugging my power cable into, so if there's gonna be any loose pins, it's gonna be that one. Is it safe to assume that one's 8-pin #1, and if so, would a lower power usage from that one indicate a pin is indeed loose, or would the issue arise elsewhere?
I think I also read someone saying that the cause of the melting power cable on the PSU-end would be the result of too much power being drawn from one of the pins or something?
Absolutely getting nowhere with support here in the US, so I'm just trying to figure out if there's any immediate danger with my card.
Board power draw managed to hit around 350W without any issues as far as I could tell. Only weird thing to me is the 8-Pin #1's power never seemed to hit its peak of 150W, whereas the 8-pin #2's did.
Dunno how this works exactly. Is the order of those determined by where they're plugged into the PSU, or are they determined entirely by the GPU?
Like, I'm looking at my card in its case with the Gigabyte logo rightside-up. The leftmost 8-pin was the one I had the issue plugging my power cable into, so if there's gonna be any loose pins, it's gonna be that one. Is it safe to assume that one's 8-pin #1, and if so, would a lower power usage from that one indicate a pin is indeed loose, or would the issue arise elsewhere?
I think I also read someone saying that the cause of the melting power cable on the PSU-end would be the result of too much power being drawn from one of the pins or something?
Absolutely getting nowhere with support here in the US, so I'm just trying to figure out if there's any immediate danger with my card.
Oh damn my Ventus is about to ship from Amazon and arrive this Friday.
Ughhh still can't make up my mind about keeping it. Just reading how people need to undervolt and other configurations makes me uneasy about getting it now vs waiting a few more months to see more competition and updates.
Ughhh still can't make up my mind about keeping it. Just reading how people need to undervolt and other configurations makes me uneasy about getting it now vs waiting a few more months to see more competition and updates.
