Hi

So today i came back home from a prolonged weekend and when i booted my pc (that i let disconnected from the power socket) i noticed that the 3 red leds on the GPU blinked once for half a second. And it does everytime i turn off and on the pc. Although not if i just restart it. The RGB is fine, i booted a game and didn't notice anything weird on the performance, temps or fans speeds.

I'm not sure it was blinking before this weekend, since i usually don't pay attention to the case when i turno on the pc, but today i happened to notice it.

Is it normal to blink like that on boot, or might there be a problem?

Thank you

Hello guys, I have a problem.

I have the 3070 ti ftw3 for 2 years, which has worked without problems until 2 weeks ago.

A red LED light appeared on the right side above the pcie connections

I already tried changing the psu, which I bought new at 750w and the problem had been solved for 1 week, also i use a pcie conection for every pci on the card. Now the light flickers for a 2-3 seconds or the red lgb appears for a while, it makes the RGB flicker.

Also, if i reboot the pc the red light start to flick. Also do the red light dissapears with no reason lol.

I don't know what it could be, in terms of performance it still works without problems. In the evga forum they didn't know how to help me either. (check it out: https://forums.evga.com/3070TI-ftw-3-red-ight-led-m3621296-p2.aspx#3621768 )

At a repair shop they told me that the "voltage sensor" could have been damaged but if it works without problems I shouldn't worry.

I also add that I would not like to start the signature process yet since I live in Argentina and shipping is complicated, the PC is my work tool and since I recently went into debt with the power supply I do not have the money to pay for shipping at the moment.

¿can someone help me?

So I got a new evga 3070 ftw3 for a steal ($200) to replace my old 1650. I've upgraded pretty everything else so everything should be compatible. The problem is when I turn on the pc on of the little red leds flashes for like half a second. I think the gpu works but the rgb doesn't turn on and that red light flashing spooks me so I haven't done much to test. The reason I think it mostly works is because it boots to desktop and shows the gpu doing stuff on task manager. Thanks for any help.

Edit: the problem was that I forgot to download their rgb control software. Sorry for the stupid question and thanks for the help.

I've had this issue where Corsair Dominator RAM is not seen by the motherboard. I've tried all types of troubleshooting along with posting help threads on Discord and the EVGA forums directly.

So, while I'd love to see an answer on the title issue, my real question is this:

Is EVGA done? Shutting down / defunct? There's no BIOS updates for 13 months. The 14xxx series CPUs are out and no word from EVGA.

Would love to hear something from an EVGA rep about this but I think I sadly already know the answer.

RIP EVGA you will be missed.

I actually bought a Kritical pads set +2 years ago. Its been a while now but iirc I checked with their support prior to ordering and was led to believe their 3080 Ti or Ftw3 hybrid pad kit would work for my base 3080 hybrid. In retrospect, this is stupid and perhaps I just misunderstood as I'm pretty sure those models use a larger PCB. If anything, I would need their regular XC3 3080 kit (although, this product page does not list the hybrid variant as compatible) maybe someone can confirm whether this pad set would work?

Anyway, when I got the kit, I had a bunch of mismatched pads, had to cut some to make fit, and even ended up with extra materials. With my card already disassembled and eager to just make sure I hadn't broken anything, I went through with the installation anyway but have never felt at ease about it. In fact, I noticed similar if not higher temps before and after so I'm fairly certain something isn't right. Regardless, the card had been working fine enough and I was too lazy to tear it apart to fix 'till now. I have a little extra time lately and would really like to take care of this. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

I emailed Kritical over 2 weeks and never got a response.

I'm in the process of RMAing a PSU and the email they sent says I have 14 days to send it in. Does this mean 14 days for them to recieve or 14 days for it to be postmarked?

Also, it's super lame I have to cover shipping costs to them.

Hello, I would like to know If I can just plug in the radiator fan into my motherboard header for fan speed control. The EVGA app and other software only adjusts the VRM fan, so I was wondering this. If I cant can I unplug the fan and use a motherboard header with a different fan attached to the radiator. Thanks

This is an update to a post I made a month ago. I originally rma'd my GPU after it stopped working but received a completely different GPU with a missing serial number, damage to the case, and missing screws. I tried contacting them on that site for months but could not get requests to go through. Eventually, I reached out on Reddit after learning about this group. I understand that, from their perspective, I must look pretty suspicious with the time frame and the state of the card. I'm honestly surprised at how quickly I received help and how understanding EVGA was about the situation. They connected with me quickly via email and had me return this card for a new or refurbished one.

I've been testing this for a few weeks, and it works very well. My only complaint is that it causes some strange buzzing noise in my headphones (tested with my 3060 to be sure, which I had as a backup), but at this point, I'd rather just deal with it. I'm not saying this is EVGA's fault, as I'm sure they would do it again for me if I asked. I just dont want the hassle of returning a card again. Overall, I'm very happy with what happened, and believe this must have been a freak accident at EVGA.

Also not really sure if I have to say this as I never have done anything like this before but I was not asked to provide an update or anything. I told them I'd make another post about the outcome afterwards.

Thank you again EVGA!

Just as the title says, I'm looking to pick up a leaf spring for this model if anyone has one kicking around.

Thanks in advance.

My friend gave me an old pc case with a motherboard power supply in it, In order to power the front fans and to add a HDD to my pc. As of now I just have a 500gb internal ssd in my pc and because that is such low storage ive been looking for the cable. This is the link to the psu https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=110-BQ-0500-K1 and this is the link to the wire https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=W001-00-000125 I cannot find the wire itself anywhere at all and it would be nice if someone can help me locate it so I can have the front fans on my pc working and more storage. Thank you.

Not sure if this is win or an F but when the GPU stock shortage nightmare happened on 2020 i finally got a chance to put an order in for an EVGA 3080 after almost a year of waiting which led me to decide to get a 10 year warranty as i didn't know what the future holds for the GPU market moving forward. I just purchased a g8 neo when there was a sale going on last couple of weeks for $310 after taxes and cb's directly from Samsung and thinking of replacing this 3080 for something that can fully drive this 4k 240hz monitor for years to come. Would holding on the card and just purchase a 5000's series when it comes out a better choice than selling it? Does the 7+ years of leftover warranty will actually helps holding it's value if i decided to sell it in 1-2 years from now?

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Anyone happen to know anywhere that this is in stock or can be found?

i bought a bunch of phantex halos devices with 30 leds each, and phantex's argb motherboard adapter. wondering how many devices / amps is safe to chain off that one header on the 3080 ti.

I probably have a problem with my EVGA GT850 PSU and wanted to create a support ticket on the EVGA Website. I have opened a ticket I think over a month ago and have never received an Email that they recieved the ticket. There wasnt an answer einher. Today I tried to create another ticket and didnt get a confirmation either. What can I do about that?

I'm trying to figure out what's going on. I RMA'd my 3090 when it failed a few months ago and got back a gpu with no serial number. On top of the missing serial number It's got scratches on the case and the tamper seal is broken and peeled up all over the place. The case is actually missing screws in some places. I've been trying to contact them through my evga account but still have not gotten through. Not really sure what else to do and I'm extremely upset about it.

Got a box lot in an auction and it had a bag of flat black EVGA cables in it. No model markings found on other cables. Just the EVGA on PSU end and VGA, Sata etc. Any idea what unit(s) they may be from?

how? what? it is 2024. how are these not basic features? what are you doing

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Guys, help! I think I just found a Bug on the EVGA X15 MMO mouse software

How can I report this?

This bug is very easy to replicate,

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Make 2 Macros:

Name them Macro1 and Macro2.

on Macro1: record something simple like typing 123.

on Macro2: record something similar, like typing 456.

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On Key Assignment:

Set the "01" key to Macro1. try it on a notepad, it will work just fine.

Change the mode from "Default" to "E-Shift"

Set the "01" key to work with the Macro2. try it now on a notepad

(don't forget to press the "E-Shift") it will work just fine.

Ready for the Bug? Try to use the "01" key (without the E-Shift), to call the Macro1.

it will NOT WORK.

In short, Having a Macro on a "E-Shift" Key, will disable the "Default" Macro on that same key, I have tested this on every key, and its always the case.

So, early morning of Dec23 this PSU caused a several inch long arc flash to a metal desk, and obviously, shut off. My Anker surge breaker did not trip, grounding was intact, and there was absolutely no blackening or visible damage anywhere except where the arc reached out to my desk (blew some gunmetal paint off).

I extracted this powersupply and observed a rattle, conclusing with these two items eventually exiting the fan.

I then went through TWO DOA 850GT powersupplies from my local BestBuy, in addition to duplicating my entire PC in spare parts knowing the holidays were about to screw any chance I had of fixing this for several days.

This sounds like it's leading to an EVGA bash session, but I want to thank them for, in the very end, not losing ANY HARDWARE besides the power supply. Two failed in the box replacements does not inspire confidence, but having a genuine catastrophic failure and not tanking even a single piece of the rest of my system (I did have to reinstall my OS and lost all that associated, but, could be attributable to normal expectations of sudden power loss times one last slap of bad luck) is absolutely incredible.

I actually decided not to re-case my PC so that when I replace it with another EVGA and return this Corsair, I don't have to rewire everything in a few days.

Pretty amazing. Damn did I feel badly gaslit about having not one but two DOA parts making me question my skill and sanity the entire time. But the end being no hard damage is almost good beyond belief.

Smoke, humongous static discharge to my metal desk body, everything. Grounded on an upper tier Anker surge and the house wiring ground is intact. It's less than 2 years old.

Who do I start this (deep, involved) process through?