- Apr 8, 2005
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While stumbling in the eVGA site in order to find out a good reason why my eVGA step-up program has been nothing but step-up. Here is an article from techreport that I've found interesting and sort of an answer to my own question, some quote:
"We weren't able to get any e-tailers to go on record with proportional sales data on ATI and NVIDIA cards, but we did get a clear sense that the picture NVIDIA painted of the situation is fairly accurate. GeForce 7900 cards are outselling the ATI-based competition by well over four-to-one ratios at some online vendors, amazingly enough. The supply is substantial, too: shipments of 7900 cards are arriving on palettes and selling out within the space of a day or two?sometimes less. Vendors are not satisfied with the volumes of cards they are getting, of course; they would like more. But this is not a simple case of extended, persistent lack of product from NVIDIA and stellar supply from ATI. NVIDIA appears to be moving many more high-end GeForces through e-tail than ATI is high-end Radeons. "
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For those who are in the eVGA step-up program for a 7900GTX series cards, it looks like eVGA finally be able to turn corner on the shipment track as my 7900GTX SC's queue #231 has jumped to #170 in less than a few days. Keep my fingers crossed for this Oblivion cure.
"We weren't able to get any e-tailers to go on record with proportional sales data on ATI and NVIDIA cards, but we did get a clear sense that the picture NVIDIA painted of the situation is fairly accurate. GeForce 7900 cards are outselling the ATI-based competition by well over four-to-one ratios at some online vendors, amazingly enough. The supply is substantial, too: shipments of 7900 cards are arriving on palettes and selling out within the space of a day or two?sometimes less. Vendors are not satisfied with the volumes of cards they are getting, of course; they would like more. But this is not a simple case of extended, persistent lack of product from NVIDIA and stellar supply from ATI. NVIDIA appears to be moving many more high-end GeForces through e-tail than ATI is high-end Radeons. "
article in full
For those who are in the eVGA step-up program for a 7900GTX series cards, it looks like eVGA finally be able to turn corner on the shipment track as my 7900GTX SC's queue #231 has jumped to #170 in less than a few days. Keep my fingers crossed for this Oblivion cure.