Nobody knows. What's worse is the shipping from China. Because of covid, the Chinese have put shipping containers on a room by room basis, if there's room on the boat that's not considered Essential shipments, you might get a container on. There's very little individual shipping too, it's basically a full load basis. Ppl waiting at the docks might only see a single container full of psu's or motherboards, and instead of being split up to go to various stores, here comes newegg and says that's mine. And takes the entire container load.
So nobody has any idea exactly when things will actually be in stock, if they've cleared not only original customs, but transfer customs in Singapore and then US customs, if their container even made it on the boat. That's assuming somebody is actually back at work and making them.
The only thing really moving atm in the US is US made products. Anything overseas is pot luck gamble.
I put in an order for a radiator. 1 month later called up and asked when. Was told order was in from manufacturer, supposed to be delivered to store in 2 weeks. 2 months after that call, finally got notice the rad had shipped. Webpage was not updated from Out of Stock because they had over 300 pre-orders and 100 radiators delivered. 200+ people still no radiator after 3 month wait.