LOL has to be the longest and most frustrating series of reschedules:

•  early November 2016 : expected before the end of the year (2016) - hopefully.
•  Dec 15th 2016 : almost here, 46C full load.
•  January 16th 2017 : on the way, maybe a few weeks out.
•  January 18 : mid to late February, trying to pull in sooner if possible.
•  February 11 : should be arriving in next few days, will follow up.
•  mid February : last week of Feb is the current date I have for arrival.

 So... just 2 days remain in the last week of February. Big release on Monday? Tuesday? lol...
 
 
 
 

Nereus
 
LOL has to be the longest and most frustrating series of reschedules:

•  early November 2016 : expected before the end of the year (2016) - hopefully.
•  Dec 15th 2016 : almost here, 46C full load.
•  January 16th 2017 : on the way, maybe a few weeks out.
•  January 18 : mid to late February, trying to pull in sooner if possible.
•  February 11 : should be arriving in next few days, will follow up.
•  mid February : last week of Feb is the current date I have for arrival.

 So... just 2 days remain in the last week of February. Big release on Monday? Tuesday? lol...
 
 
 
 

Lol you forgot the intitial announcement on July 25th:

"We are working on a Hybrid upgrade kit, stay tuned :)"

Fairly confident there was another update between that and November as well but too lazy to go through all the posts.

Heini2
First....... You're expecting EVGA to support a product that nVidia will not let them market?
Second... I've been using a a 1080 Hybrid on a Titan XP with a shroud mod since the cooler was released, why be so anile?

 
Holy crap what is with these forums?
 
First - No we weren't expecting it like obnoxious demanding little kids as you seem to infer; EVGA were asked if they were doing a hybrid kit for the Titan XP and EVGA replied in the affirmative, and gave guidance as to when - and that guidance was pushed forward over and over. Is that so hard to understand?


Second - I have a 1080 hybrid kit too, now sitting in a box. We all paid $1,200 for an extremely good card, so having to jury rig a cooling solution is not ideal, and being told a custom AIO is on the way (regardless of who is making it) is why we are frustrated when the card was released over 6 months ago. Before you mention the EK AIO, they took it off the market in very early January.
 
Third - exactly what in the wild wild world of sports did you hope to achieve with your post - it contributed absolutely nothing to the thread, and insulted a whole bunch of people. Douche much?
 
 
 
 

Nereus

ilIusionist
New Twitter update ^^ :D

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26-2-17 04:50
@EVGA_JacobF hybrid kits for pascal titans any closer?

26-2-17 21:03
@camelfarmer very close

Thanks ilIusionist. I wonder if 'very close' means the same as 'almost here', lmao. ;)  Maybe it will be tomorrow! EVGA will make a lot of people happy when it finally does arrive.
 
 
 
 

 
This will be my first EVGA GPU (hopefully.) 
 
My 1st impression of EVGA: They are great, they seem to be working for there customer. Maybe instead of buying for Nvidia or anyone else I should buy from them due to there warranty. 
 
My 2nd impression of EVGA: They are working on it... Maybe they were busy due to the Christmas Holidays, Maybe they will take it out very soon.
 
My 3rd impression of EVGA: They are misleading there fan base... I do not know what to think of them. IF I buy from them will they be like Apple of the GPU market or will they be like HP who when you call them in makes you wait 8h before hanging up... I was genuinely excited. When everyone is saying the 28th...... take it with a shovel of salt. If they do yay if they don't.... what does EK have?
 
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
 

I already said it multiple times. They are wating for the GTX 1080 Ti to be released. 1 kit for 1070 and 1080 and 1 kit for 1080Ti and Titan X pascal. 1080Ti should be launch tomorrow 28 febuary so the hybrid kit is now really soon... ;)

It would be nice if they changed the colors, but really the only thing they had to change from the original cooler was the metal plate between the GPU and the shroud. Everything else was basically spot on. Fingers crossed that we get it soon.

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand I think i will just go the GTX 1080ti

I got the titan x p already for 3/4 months XD still love it :D

So bring on the hybrid!

We need a morale boost EVGA! Big time, haha.

 
I'm concerned EVGA are holding the AIO release until the Ti comes out (10th March?), and then all the AIO stock is going to get eaten up by new Ti owners as soon as it appears for months to come  ..and after already waiting 6+ months for this AIO unit, Titan XP owners are going to get screwed yet again. Titan XP is a great card, but I'm never going to buy one again.
 
 
 
 

Nereus
 
I'm concerned EVGA are holding the AIO release until the Ti comes out (10th March?), and then all the AIO stock is going to get eaten up by new Ti owners as soon as it appears for months to come  ..and after already waiting 6+ months for this AIO unit, Titan XP owners are going to get screwed yet again. Titan XP is a great card, but I'm never going to buy one again.
 
 
 
 

I have to agree there. I really feel that the Titan XP was and still is gimped by the cooler. I bought the card in good faith of the EVGA cooler coming out. The hybrid cooler was primusen months ago. However I bought it mostly because the EVGA 1080 Hybrid got pushed up more and more and EVGA was very poor with keeping us in the loop of information.

I've learnt my lesson though. With the 1080 Ti coming out and by the statistics it seems like it will beat the Titan XP on some points for about 60% of the price. I will never ever buy a "premium" product there again. Not blaming anyone but myself and my overly optimistic faith in companies customer service.

Berga

 
I'm concerned EVGA are holding the AIO release until the Ti comes out (10th March?), and then all the AIO stock is going to get eaten up by new Ti owners as soon as it appears for months to come  ..and after already waiting 6+ months for this AIO unit, Titan XP owners are going to get screwed yet again. Titan XP is a great card, but I'm never going to buy one again.

That would be VERY (Deleted for Foul Language). But it's too late regardless. Now that the TI is a thing, people will jump on the cooler for their Ti's they've preordered.

Nereus
I have to agree there. I really feel that the Titan XP was and still is gimped by the cooler. I bought the card in good faith of the EVGA cooler coming out. The hybrid cooler was primusen months ago. However I bought it mostly because the EVGA 1080 Hybrid got pushed up more and more and EVGA was very poor with keeping us in the loop of information.

I've learnt my lesson though. With the 1080 Ti coming out and by the statistics it seems like it will beat the Titan XP on some points for about 60% of the price. I will never ever buy a "premium" product there again. Not blaming anyone but myself and my overly optimistic faith in companies customer service.

It sucks this was your first Titan experience... NVIDIA has never made a Ti card compete so close within the same generation until this Pascal series. My Maxwell Titans served me well from the time they released until 1 week ago. The only proper replacement was the TXP, but I didn't want to pay that much again. I got about 2 years of use out them and just picked up some used TXPs for almost what I sold my Maxwell cards for, so it worked out very well for me. NVIDIA must have gotten scared by AMD because I see no reason why they gave the 1080 Ti near-equivalent specs.

 
So here's the confirmation - the existing Titan XP water blocks ARE compatible with the new 1080Ti cards - see the following link at EK:
https://www.ekwb.com/news/existing-ek-fc-titan-x-pascal-compatible-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti/
 
What this means is exactly what I feared - the EVGA AIO is being held up to coincide with the 1080Ti release, and that it will also fit the Titan XP is just a happenstance, and good luck trying to get hold of one for months because the many new Ti owners will be eating all the stock up.
 
That's just freaking great. So glad I wasted 6 months being strung along just for this to happen...
 
I've tried emailing Jacob to see if Titan XP EVGA members can maybe pre-purchase (considering how we've been strung along for so long), but I don't expect to get an answer let alone EVGA catering for us when they have a heap of potential customers to sell a nice new card to on top of the AIO.
 
This is really NVidia's fault for selling the Titan XP with insufficient cooling and not letting any resellers stock it, therefore no big reason for anyone to 'support' it with aftermarket cooling. 
 
Btw to reiterate, EK stopped their AIO a couple of months ago (which was not stand-alone GPU AIO anyway - it only could work with their Predator CPU cooler as well), and their new line isn't expected until early Q2, and nobody else makes an aftermarket AIO cooler for the Titan XP.
 

NA087

 
NA087, you are very likely correct. lol.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I tweeted to jacob:
 
4-03-2017:
@TEAMEVGA @EVGA_JacobF Please a small update for titan x pasxal hybrid? People get frustrated at the forums.
 
2 hours ago:
@ilIusi0nist still working on this, will update in next 2 days.
 
 
So i hope we finally will hear some details. Keep on waiting guys!

Just want to remind everyone, if we do get screwed, the 1080/1070 cooler does fit just fine... you just can't use the included shroud unless you modify it. Alternatively, you can continue using the stock shroud, except the plastic window and its frame need removed. This won't allow air to evacuate very well past the water block/pump since it will just blow out into the case, but it will still safely cool the memory and VRMs according to GamersNexus.