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** NVIDIA RTX 30 SERIES NOW ONLINE AT OVERCLOCKERS UK (3090 / 3080 / 3070) **
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@Gibbo i was 19 for a asus rog strix OC 3070 now number 2. Do you no when you getting next stock of these
You managed to get one too..?How much...?
I paid £649 for an 3080 FE today.
Nice one.
What time did you order.?
I got my notification at 14:13 and my order was placed at 14:14.
The card will be with me on Monday.
Did you cancel your TUF preorder.?
Edit: just received message from DPD saying my card will be delivered today between 1-2pm..!
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I was number 5 in the queue for Asus Dual None-OC before the before latest update, after the update I was still number 5, went to a competitor website and there was 2x MSI X TRIO’s in stock, bought one and now coming Monday... lack of updates for the Asus dual had really put me off waiting.
Hello Gibbo , any updates for inno3d rtx 3070 X2 oc?
Yep. Same, at 14:14 and it has been dispatched for delivery on Monday
Keeping my TUF preorder for now. Will see how it goes with the FE.
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Quietly saving for plan B in case the 6000 series amount to fairy dust or gouging.
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Looks like the MSI Gaming X Trio is showing in stock with 10+. Seems very pricey, which is probably why.
if you must have it now yes, if not .. thats waay to expensive
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Yep nearly 700 quid for what at the moment Nvidia's bottom of the range card in the new series.. I paid a little over 400 quid for a 1080 when they came out.
not to mention is over 3080FE price
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£670 for a 3070!, No chance at that price, that's £10 more than I paid for my 3080, I honestly shake my head in dismay at people paying inlated prices like that for the 3070, FE price is the only price worth paying, and even that is a stretch imo.
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Anybody had a dispatch from the cards in stock yesterday?
Yes mine just arrived. On the email yesterday it said Mon-Friday DPD shipping, so was pleasantly surprised when it turned up today (Saturday). Thx Overclockers !
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Unfortunately, cancelling my order as I was able to secure a card in stock on another site.
For what its worth, while in principle the queue system is a good idea, I would recommend to OCUK some changes if its ever used again to be fairer and more transparent. For me, I didn't really care about which card I got, so I ordered the one I mistakenly thought might have a better chance of being in stock (Asus Dual OC), and even though I ordered within 30 minutes of launch, ended up about 100th in Queue, which updated to about 70th in Queue at the end of this week. In that time, people who ordered after me but for a different card type (all those later Palit ones for example) ended up getting a card while I still waited/hoped I might get one based on some vague comments in the stock notification thread.
The pre-order system could be improved by allowing people to pick a range (let's say for example, from any manufactrer a 3070 dual, both OC and None OC versions, in the price range 480-580) and building the queue out that way. Then I'm not in some lottery of if I picked the right card or not, getting frustrated by a lack of communication and comments from others who ordered after me getting cards. It's either that, or complete transparency on all orders and stock situations (even as they change) to let us make our own decisions.
I've always found OCUK to be great to deal with in the past and while I appreciate this has all been unprecented, there is definitely an opportunity for you to improve things for the future around these type of releases.
For what its worth, while in principle the queue system is a good idea, I would recommend to OCUK some changes if its ever used again to be fairer and more transparent. For me, I didn't really care about which card I got, so I ordered the one I mistakenly thought might have a better chance of being in stock (Asus Dual OC), and even though I ordered within 30 minutes of launch, ended up about 100th in Queue, which updated to about 70th in Queue at the end of this week. In that time, people who ordered after me but for a different card type (all those later Palit ones for example) ended up getting a card while I still waited/hoped I might get one based on some vague comments in the stock notification thread.
The pre-order system could be improved by allowing people to pick a range (let's say for example, from any manufactrer a 3070 dual, both OC and None OC versions, in the price range 480-580) and building the queue out that way. Then I'm not in some lottery of if I picked the right card or not, getting frustrated by a lack of communication and comments from others who ordered after me getting cards. It's either that, or complete transparency on all orders and stock situations (even as they change) to let us make our own decisions.
I've always found OCUK to be great to deal with in the past and while I appreciate this has all been unprecented, there is definitely an opportunity for you to improve things for the future around these type of releases.