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Yup they are the same size.
And that's why I always go big on the case
It's partially why I'm going back to mATX towers in a few years. My current limit is 40-45mm (basically 2-slot) for card height, and in this current climate it was already difficult enough to get ANY video card. Fortunately, nabbed a 3070 FE and there's barely 5-10mm or so for it to breathe:And that's why I always go big on the case
Or just get a bigger case and never have to consider it.
...cause the MSRP was calculated after the tariff increase took effect.
Doesn't matter what launch day stuff was showing, the fact is there were $329 GPUs that were "available". Now if there were in fact tariffs in place on them, they wouldn't have been $329 at all. And that's really my point I'm trying to put across. Point being vendors and AIB partners are using tariffs as a scapegoat for why prices are so high to hide their own greed in the situation. I mean damn you still see FE cards at Best Buy for MSRP, what they're not being imported anymore? That the entire stock is already in the US hiding in some warehouse only being released a little bit at a time for the past months?
Now that is an answer I would be willing to believe. I mean it makes much more sense that the 3060 is a sub $300 card (I'm not sure how much tariffs add the price)
Orrr.. get a bigger case? $2500 GPU vs $100 case.
For him to even say that and for you to laugh at it just proves you are both children.
Either it's a glitch or the Snail Master has managed to grab 100s of these since yesterday....
Yes, you're missing that the post you quoted is from September 19, 2020.
is it past your 8 hours?
No, I first attempted it at about 5:20 PM PST, which was barely 7 hours. I tried all of my browsers just in case it was an issue with caching/cookies and no dice. Called into sales support and the rep told me to try different browsers (already did) then to email their support box for RTX 3000 sales to reactivate my link. My 8 hours just ran out about 1 minute ago, or 6:07 PM PST. I haven't had to deal with EVGA support before, but I'm not holding my breath. Most likely SOL.
b stock has some 2070 supers if anyone is interested
FFS it took me 5 damn minutes to even find b-stock video cards and there is NOTHING in stock. When you click on b-stock from their menu it just takes you to power supplies so had to just google it to even find the video cards.
You missed out on a $1350 2080ti.
Reply directly back to that email saying you can’t get your order in. That’s what Jacob from EVGA tells everyone and that takes care of any issues pretty quickly.
They responded this morning with a new link. Also got a $50 discount, not sure where it came from.
Congrats on that! So when was the deadline to have your price grandfathered in?
Not sure. Is that where the discount came from? IIRC, I registered for the email queue the same day the 3060 Ti's launched.
It’s most likely the price adjustment to charge you the original MSRP. If you get your notify email before April 16th (I think that’s the date) then you still only pay the original MSRP and not the new inflated prices.
pretty sure your chances stay the same, jus multiplied by X. So if you enter for 1 card, your chance is 1 in 1,000,000. But if you enter for 3 cards, your chance is 3 in 3,000,000. Pretty sure that is close to the actual probability too. It simply depends how many people signed up for that SKU.
As far as I know there's never been an explanation regarding that.
When I've "won" shuffle I "won" for a single item, not a choice among all of the ones I selected.
I don't think anyone really knows for sure, do they even post rules on how it works? But more likely it's a raffle type situation where you get a chance for each raffle that you do, and doing more raffles doesn't lower your chance at another raffle.
