RTX 30-Series GPU shipment stolen en route to EVGA distribution center

It's difficult to become your hands on an RTX 30-Series graphics card these days. Similar all of the best GPUs, NVIDIA's 30-Series lineup is in short supply and high demand. Recently, thieves stole a shipment of these GPUs from EVGA.

The stolen graphics cards range in value from $330 to $1,960, co-ordinate to EVGA. Those figures refer to the MSRP of the pieces of hardware, non what they'd go for when sold past scalpers or second-hand retailers. EVGA notes that information technology is a criminal and civil offense to buy or receive stolen property.

EVGA shared the news in a forum mail this calendar week:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on October 29, 2022, a shipment of EVGA GeForce RTX thirty-Series Graphics Cards was stolen from a truck en route from San Francisco to our Southern California distribution center. These graphics cards are in loftier demand and each has an estimated retail value starting at $329.99 up to $1959.99 MSRP.

PLEASE Have FURTHER Notice that under land and Federal law:

It is a criminal and civil law-breaking to "buy or receive" property that has been stolen. Cal. Penal Code section 496(a).

It is too a criminal and ceremonious criminal offence to "conceal, sell, withhold, or aid in concealing selling or withholding" any such property.

Please TAKE FURTHER notice that:

If you are able to successfully annals your product and encounter it under My Products, then your production is Not affected past this detect, y'all tin also cheque the series number at the EVGA Warranty Bank check page to see if information technology is affected.

EVGA volition NOT Annals or Honor Whatsoever WARRANTY or UPGRADE claims on these products.

When high-cease graphics cards become available through traditional outlets, they are often purchased immediately by bots. This leads people to look elsewhere to purchase a GPU. Scalpers often inflate the toll of GPUs. At present, people volition as well have to take the gamble of getting a carte du jour that was stolen.

EVGA notes that if you are able to annals your product with the visitor, that the GPU is not stolen. You can also check the serial number of your graphics carte du jour through EVGA's Warranty Cheque website.

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