Grrrrrettings,
 
so people don't have to go through all the pages of the different threads, here's all the info about the upcoming EVGA GeForce GTX TitanX HYBRID. Thanks a lot to 'Mr. CS' JacobF
 

EVGA_JacobF
The existing Hybrid cooler fits perfectly fine on a TITAN X, even the shroud fits, it just says GTX 980 on it. Regarding an "official" Hybrid cooler for TITANX, this is something in the works.

EVGA_JacobF

cyenz
Does Evga plan to sell a hybrid with Titan X branding instead of 980? Im willing to wait if there is one in the works.

Yes, should see it by end of month. [May 2015]

EVGA_JacobF
No plans at the moment for JUST shroud, but we may look into

 
2015/05/14: Update regarding AiO-Kit & Shroud:
 

EVGA_JacobF
We plan to have both.

 
2015/05/17: Update #2 regarding AiO-Kit & Shroud:
 

EVGA_JacobF

I think the "no plans for JUST shroud" was in response to people who had purchased the 980 AIO for their Titan X and were wondering if EVGA would release just the shroud upgrade for them, apart from the pump/rad/etc..

Yup

 
I'll keep this first post updated with upcoming info/news about the EVGA TitanX HYBRID.

Cash is ready, finally a quiet & cool TitanX
 
Once again, you keeping us updated is much appreciated!

@tackle70
To me it sounds like no kit ("no plans for JUST shroud") but a TitanX HYBRID just like the 980 HYBRID.

Jacob, can you chime in again? :)

Cheers Tackl70 & JacobF for helping to clarify. First post has been updated

Nevermind. Found it's a 3 pin in the unit's manual.

 

I think the "no plans for JUST shroud" was in response to people who had purchased the 980 AIO for their Titan X and were wondering if EVGA would release just the shroud upgrade for them, apart from the pump/rad/etc..

Yup

It should be possible, we already have cards that use dual fans (like ACX) the wiring would need to be redesigned obviously though. We are also looking at ways to run the fan wire through the water tubes for reduced cables. Maybe in future though 

I'm probably being stupid, so could you please explain - does this mean a closed loop Titan X hybrid is coming, as in, with cooler installed and all? That would be seriously amazing, but I don't see how it can happen if all Titans are supposed to have stock cooling when sold, or am I wrong?
And a slightly related question. Can such a closed loop be put in SLI with a stock air-cooled GPU? For example, can a GTX 980 hybrid be SLI'd with a normal 980? Thanks in advance.

CoercionShaman
 
Yes, they can be in SLI.  Just remember that if one has a lower clock, they will both run at the lower clock unless you 'unlink' them in something like Precision X and overclock the lower one.

Thanks for the answer! That's what I thought, but wanted to make sure. I do understand about the clock, but it shouldn't really be a problem. My goal is not to OC in this case, but to bring temps down. I'm currently rocking two 780 Tis in SLI, and the upper one gets real hot sometimes (83c), while the lower one never goes above 60c, and evens stays at 33c in idle. The goal is to upgrade to a combo of water and air cooled GPUs so that the upper one is cooled with water and thus would run at same stable temps, since currently some graphics-intensive games like Evolve are actually crashing my PC unless I keep the case opened when playing.
 
Now I just have to decide whether or not to wait for the Hybrid Titan X, and that depends on it being sold as a closed loop or not. Hope to get an answer on that from someone as well. 

IMO the best way to control fans on anything water cooled is to monitor the delta between ambient and water.  The water is what is cooling the components and it will react somewhat slower and different than the actual components.  A device that you can set up a fan curve to that delta temp actually is needed though (aquaero).   I would bet the AIO uses the GPU temp for fan control, so fan reaction will never be perfect.

Feeling like the first child here having bought a 970 SC and being left out :( I'd drop £150 on this thing for a 970. Even if it meant having to install a base plate and all the stuff I don't get with my card. Really want to hybridise my 970.

I don't recall seeing one thread about people asking for this for the Titan :( seen loads for the 970.

D1craig
Feeling like the first child here having bought a 970 SC and being left out :( I'd drop £150 on this thing for a 970. Even if it meant having to install a base plate and all the stuff I don't get with my card. Really want to hybridise my 970.

I don't recall seeing one thread about people asking for this for the Titan :( seen loads for the 970.

I saw someone already put the AIO kit on GTX970 with reference cooler(Titan Cooler we call). It worked on GTX970 reference as well

ShadowYuna

D1craig
Feeling like the first child here having bought a 970 SC and being left out :( I'd drop £150 on this thing for a 970. Even if it meant having to install a base plate and all the stuff I don't get with my card. Really want to hybridise my 970.

I don't recall seeing one thread about people asking for this for the Titan :( seen loads for the 970.

I saw someone already put the AIO kit on GTX970 with reference cooler(Titan Cooler we call). It worked on GTX970 reference as well

If only they would see this and reply.

Hi all,
Yep this was one of my wants and if EVGA is going to give a option to preinstall the liquid cooler to the Titan X SC :)
 
Another thing is why doesn't this card have a back plate :/
Very odd seeing the Z series does and I believe all other prior versions do have back plates.
Cheers.
Although for some odd reason I'm leaning towards the Z SC :/

Hi,
How does after market help that,
It also does not explain why the titan z oc.. has one and the x oc.. does not
Strict ? sounds more like inconsistency to me :/
Beside with a water cooler how much hotter would it be getting :)