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To be honest it wont matter which retailer you ordered with, with the only cards coming in via air freight and the national holidays next week, I have seen it posted from many sources that these cards wont arrive in quantity until the end of October.

By quantity i mean retailers getting more than 100 of a particular card.

So I am working on the basis that unless you got one that was in stock on launch day or you are very high up in the queue so the odd dribs and drabs coming in over the next few weeks, dont expect your card until the end of October.

Gibbos said, depending on how many was ordered of each model, anybody ordering after 4pm wont perhaps see their card until November.

Even Scan said they pulled their pre orders once they got to the end of November delivery dates.

EVGA are unlikely to even start delivering any cards until November to the UK.

Just sit and wait. Or change your order to an unpopular card like Palit.

I banged £900 on the Aorus Xtreme in the vague hope: a) it would be worth it (unlikely) and b) it would come sooner. (Also unlikely)

at this stage I’m praying for F.E
 
I think I'm just not going to bother ordering anything until I know when I'm getting it. It's why I didn't order at the start because this was a huge clusterf***. I have a WC system and as long as there's an EK block for it and the card isn't terrible, then I don't even care which one I get. Which is even more frustrating as if there was some info on what cards would ship 'sooner' in relation to stock/demand then I'd get one of them.
 
Its not a guess.

Most psu's use 8awg wiring as its cheaper.
8awg is rated for 24amps for power distribution

300w over 1 cable is 25 amps

If they were to use the 6awg it would be fine as that is rated for 37 amps

May use 8AWG inside PSU but highly unlikely from PSU to Card as the conductor should be 3.26mm diameter, you would not be able to easily route that.
Hence why they use thinner flexible wire in multiple parallel paths.
 
30 MSI due in and could be well over 2500+ pre-orders for them. In for a long wait lads...

It's a paper launch no matter what way you look at it. Even if there was only half the demand you'd still be waiting months for one.
 
Gigabyte dont seem to be interested in trying to keep that original "due 23rd Sep" that was there on the page when ordering. OCUK can't have just plucked that date out of thin air.....can they?
 
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