Thieves steal shipment of RTX 30-Series graphics cards from EVGA
(Windows Phone Central)

EVGA won`t register or honor the warranty of any graphics card that`s stolen. What you need to know EVGA shared that a shipment of RTX 30-Series GPUs was stolen en route to its Southern California distribution center. The stolen graphics cards range in value from $330 to $1,960. EVGA notes that it is illegal to buy or receive stolen property, including any of the recently stolen GPUs. It`s difficult to get your hands on an RTX 30-Series graphics card these days. Like 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, according to EVGA. Those figures refer to the MSRP of the pieces of hardware, not what they`d go for when sold by scalpers or second-hand retailers. EVGA notes that it is a criminal and civil offense to buy or receive stolen property. EVGA shared the news in a forum post this week: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ...