EVGA Officially Announces RTX 30 Series Restock For Most High-End Models

EVGA appears to have received a boatload of GPU shipments, with enough volume for the company to announce full availability for a number of its RTX 30 series products. Pricing is also decent, with most cards being available at close to MSRP levels.

EVGA's availability list at the time of this writing consists of RTX 3090 Tis, a single RTX 3090, RTX 3080 Tis, a single RTX 3080, a single RTX 3070 Ti, and a single RTX 3050 model. Most SKUs are also available with a $50-$270 rebate depending on the model.

The most amount of SKUs available from the EVGA store is its RTX 3080 lineup with six different models to choose from including five 12GB models and a single 10GB model.

It's a real shame EVGA doesn't have more mid-range cards, which arguably is what most gamers are shopping for. However, this has been a common issue not only with EVGA's store but with other retailers.

The most elusive cards by far seem to be Nvidia's RTX 3070 8GB models, which we presume have been put on the back burner by Nvidia in favor of building RTX 3070 Tis, since both GPUs are made from the same GA104 die.

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Aaron Klotz is a contributing writer for Tom’s Hardware, covering news related to computer hardware such as CPUs, and graphics cards.

2 Comments Comment from the forums

bigdragon

Hey, this is good news! EVGA cards in stock and staying in stock. Just in time for the end-of-generation closeout. Prices look high, but much more reasonable than A$U$. We might actually see performance-per-dollar go back to where it was 2 or 3 years ago in a couple months. Just need to keep waiting.

Be careful buying GPUs on Ebay right now. Some miners are making their used mining cards look like new and advertising them as new or like-new. They can put fake stickers and plastic wrap on used cards just like how Gamestop would slap a sticker on and charge new price for scratched-up display games. I hear the office miners discussing ways to "maximize returns" and make their used GPUs "more marketable."
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Chargino

I've been on the waiting list for a hydro copper 3090 since the first day you could join the list. The real story should should be - "after a year, more BS and still no cards."
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