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They've shifted all their production to making 'OC' stickers, lolOC is exactly the same as non-OC but £50 more. Hence why Asus only selling OC modal.
there are actual differences between the tuf and strix models of asus .OC is exactly the same as non-OC but £50 more. Hence why Asus only selling OC modeal.
Hopefully. I expect the volume to increase over the next few weeks, but it is pitiful at the moment. None of the card I ordered have shipped from here yet, almost a month after launch.They've admitted there will be card shortages through until 2021 but I've read a few reports saying that there will a big increase in card production between now and into November. I'm cautiously optimistic anyone ordering a card now will see it before Xmas and maybe even by the end of November. At least now with all these pre orders and the queue system card manufacturers know what they need to be aiming for. Hopefully they'll go that extra mile to meet demand now.
Either that or we'll all still be here complaining next June.
They've shifted all their production to making 'OC' stickers, lol
That would make me laugh TBF.I know mine is not ASUS but my trinity oc box the oc part is defo a sticker found it quite funny when it come and was only10£ more on overclockers for it for 15mhz and a sticker on the box
1. First time ordering on launch day so I didn't know what to expect. I was expecting a difficult launch but I didn't expect not to know which year my card would be shipped over a month after ordering.So there is something that i find hard to understand.
1. People should have known that this would have been a long wait. Previous launches took time to deliver too. Not as difficult as this one, but this was announced that will be difficult. You should have been prepared for this. I was. I read news, and knowingly went for Inno3d. And will wait.
2. Why some people sold their cards, even tho they had necessary funds for a new one(from what i can get from reading this and previously closed thread). And now they complain that they had to buy a video card to pass by. Why would you sell something working before being assured that you already have the replacement? I understand the frustration of being unable to work or play. But that is not OC fault, that is completely your fault.
3. Why are people frustrated with the pre-order? It's a pre-order, it means you are paying for something before it is released. It's like buying a still in work house/apartment then complaining to the builder why it's not finished faster just cause you imagined it should. Look at point 1. You went head first in something that was warned about before launching that will be troubled. You had an estimate time. You got a communication that it will taking more than expecting due to several issues. If you can't understand the meaning of it, you should just stay on browsers all day long and press that refresh button. Maybe you'll be lucky, maybe you won't. Personally i like being assured that i have my place in a queue, even if it moves slow or not at all at the moment. I only know, when will happen, i have it there already paid, not having to stress at all that what if i can't pay later for it.
4. People that still have a GPU in your PC. You still have one compared to some poor ones, who made unfortunate choices. If you waited 2 years through Turing for this gen, you can definitely wait a bit more. Games won't stop working on older cards with this new GPU launched
PS: The "i will never buy from here again". I've heard that so many times before. This is just venting for this product and will last until a good offer will arrive at this shop, and most will rush to buy again. even if they will say now otherwise. It's just the nature to get the best deal, no matter from where it comes.
2nd PS: Look at the bright side, you will get it in a better state, revised capacitors, better drivers, if you pre-ordered early, you are guaranteed you won't pay more due to price increase affected by demand. It only needs patience.
I'd be devastated if I tipped a load of 3080s in some frosty swamp, but I know it would happen.Euro Truck Sim or Snowrunner should release some DLC where you have to transport a tiny box of 6 3080s across the country.
The other thing is charging (not taking a deposit) the thick end of a grand for a card that might not appear in stock until 2021.
The problem is that they can only make so many and they're already cranking out what they can so i can't see a huge increase in numbers. More regular/consistant deliveries maybe the best we can hope for and of any increase i dread to think what OCUK will see. If people expected to clear those queues by nov/dec im sure they would be shouting it. As it is the silence makes me think its going to be much much longer. I really do hope i'm wrong thoughThey've admitted there will be card shortages through until 2021 but I've read a few reports saying that there will a big increase in card production between now and into November. I'm cautiously optimistic anyone ordering a card now will see it before Xmas and maybe even by the end of November. At least now with all these pre orders and the queue system card manufacturers know what they need to be aiming for. Hopefully they'll go that extra mile to meet demand now.
Either that or we'll all still be here complaining next June.
You’ll be 2000+ in the queue and lucky to get it before February. I believe the eagle is one of the most preordered cardsBit the bullet last nigh and ordered a Gigabyte Eagle OC. No idea where I will be in the queue. I'm guessing that reddit post from the Norwegian shop is a fairly typical breakdown of the popularity of the various cards versus the stock getting through at the moment.
I thought the Eagle would be one of the more popular cards out there. Looks like I'm not wrong.
Obviously I'm not holding my breath to get my card. I'm guessing late November is probably being realistic. Anything sooner will be a nice surprise I suppose.
1. First time ordering on launch day so I didn't know what to expect. I was expecting a difficult launch but I didn't expect not to know which year my card would be shipped over a month after ordering.
2. Fair enough.
3. It wasn't really a preorder, the product was released on the 17th. At worst, most people expected to be on backorder for a few weeks.
People should be discerning about which companies they give their money to. Makes absolutely no sense not to encourage that, from a consumer perspective.
I think that's what happened. Truck tipped its load at the last stretch and had to go all the way back for some more.I'd be devastated if I tipped a load of 3080s in some frosty swamp, but I know it would happen.
It's more just the lack of communication which is causing the problem.So there is something that i find hard to understand.
1. People should have known that this would have been a long wait. Previous launches took time to deliver too. Not as difficult as this one, but this was announced that will be difficult. You should have been prepared for this. I was. I read news, and knowingly went for Inno3d. And will wait.
2. Why some people sold their cards, even tho they had necessary funds for a new one(from what i can get from reading this and previously closed thread). And now they complain that they had to buy a video card to pass by. Why would you sell something working before being assured that you already have the replacement? I understand the frustration of being unable to work or play. But that is not OC fault, that is completely your fault.
3. Why are people frustrated with the pre-order? It's a pre-order, it means you are paying for something before it is released. It's like buying a still in work house/apartment then complaining to the builder why it's not finished faster just cause you imagined it should. Look at point 1. You went head first in something that was warned about before launching that will be troubled. You had an estimate time. You got a communication that it will taking more than expecting due to several issues. If you can't understand the meaning of it, you should just stay on browsers all day long and press that refresh button. Maybe you'll be lucky, maybe you won't. Personally i like being assured that i have my place in a queue, even if it moves slow or not at all at the moment. I only know, when will happen, i have it there already paid, not having to stress at all that what if i can't pay later for it.
4. People that still have a GPU in your PC. You still have one compared to some poor ones, who made unfortunate choices. If you waited 2 years through Turing for this gen, you can definitely wait a bit more. Games won't stop working on older cards with this new GPU launched
PS: The "i will never buy from here again". I've heard that so many times before. This is just venting for this product and will last until a good offer will arrive at this shop, and most will rush to buy again. even if they will say now otherwise. It's just the nature to get the best deal, no matter from where it comes.
2nd PS: Look at the bright side, you will get it in a better state, revised capacitors, better drivers, if you pre-ordered early, you are guaranteed you won't pay more due to price increase affected by demand. It only needs patience.
I think that's what happened. Truck tipped its load at the last stretch and had to go all the way back for some more.
I'd call you paranoid, but we have recent evidence of exactly this happeningWell that pretty much what happened when you think about it MSI scalping their own 3080's
I wouldn't be surprised if they all doing it thus the low stock.