If you receive such a notification via email, of course there's no need to panic – you can simply head over to EVGA's store and buy the graphics card you were after, anyway, as the reason for ditching the queue is that the company now has stock on-hand.It seems a fair assumption that other models will be dropped from the queuing system, although EVGA hasn't said as much yet – and in the email Tom's received, the firm noted that the queue scheme would remain in place for "high demand products".Analysis The good news just keeps on coming with GPUsThis is yet another sign that Nvidia RTX 3000 stock is recovering with some speed now, which is obviously good news for gamers looking to pick up an Ampere GPU.Indeed, we've heard on the grapevine that Nvidia may even delay announcing its RTX 4000 graphics cards to give RTX 3000 stock a chance to be sold off, potentially anticipating that there could be a surplus of uncleared inventory, which wouldn't be good if folks start to pause their buying ambitions to wait for next-gen GPUs (after seeing them revealed). Nvidia RTX 3080 stock shortage nightmare could finally be over TechRadar Skip to main content TechRadar is supported by its audience.When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here's why you can trust us.Nvidia RTX 3080 stock shortage nightmare could finally be over By Darren Allan published 22 June 2022 EVGA has good news for those waiting to buy an RTX 3080, or other GPUs for that matter (Image credit: Shutterstock) Audio player loading… In yet another sign that the GPU stock crisis is really starting to be resolved, EVGA has begun to shelve its graphics card queuing system which was designed to help the average buyer (read: gamers) to grab a card, rather than say a bot or scalper.ĮVGA introduced this system way back in October 2020, in order to ensure a fair shout with its RTX 3000 graphics cards.With no stock around at the time, would-be buyers could sign up to a queue to purchase when inventory came in, and when notified that it was their turn, they had just a short time (eight hours) to complete the order.At any rate, the graphics card maker no longer sees a need to keep the queue scheme in place, and so is starting to discontinue it – not all at once, mind, but seemingly on a model-by-model basis.EVGA is starting with its FTW3 models, which have the beefiest stock levels, and as Tom's Hardware (opens in new tab) reports, the tech site received a notification that the RTX 3080 FTW3 Gaming would no longer be in the GPU queueing system, as of tomorrow (June 23).
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