EVGA Was Robbed During Product Shipment

According to a statement by EVGA’s product manager Jacob Freeman, a truckload of products was shipped from San Francisco to EVGA’s distribution center in Southern California. EVGA RTX 30 series graphics card it was stolen.

Company official, “Estimated retail value of each of these high-demand graphics cards ranges from $329.99 to $559.99, we will be following the issue” said. According to the data obtained at the moment, it is considered to be an uncertain but serious number of how many video cards were stolen. stolen video cards to the black market is expected to fall.

The company warned users

During the company’s product shipment on Oct. 29, the EVGA GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics cards it was stolen. The company has a card involved in theft suggested that those who think that it is the case should try registering it with the serial number of the card from EVGA’s website. You may have peace of mind if the serial number of the card can be registered in the my products section of the website, but otherwise The company must be contacted.

Further details could not be accessed due to the ongoing police investigation at this time. Company officials “If a user has a question about stolen cards, they should contact us. If a user buys a stolen card depends on the situation We will initiate an investigation” said. It also helps users to buy stolen goods and to hide, sell, help hide the purchased goods. illegal reminded that. In addition, users with stolen graphics cards are not entitled to any warranty or upgrade requests. will not be fulfilled underlined.

From the last years of 2020, approximately from MSI’s factory in China. $340,000 GeForce RTX 3090 graphics card was stolen. Graphics cards have become an interesting subject for thieves and robbers in recent years. aim became. It is thought that these thefts are not the first and will not be the last.