linuxrouter
On my two new Hybrid cards, the ASIC qualities are 73.3 and 74.4%. Both cards pass Valley in SLI at 1493 MHz. The stock boost frequency is at 1354 MHz. Depending on ambient temperature, I have seen 45-51C under load. These are very nice cards overall. I am tossing around the idea of a 4320x2560 144 Hz display setup down the road.

JerkMan
Anyone know what this error means?
 

Bottaccio
Hello All 
Just received my 980ti hybrid and first newbie question post!
How and where I'm supposed to mount the stock radiator/fan? Is there an explanatory image?
 
This is my rig configuration:
Back case a 140mm fan exhaust
Top case corsair h100i with 2 120 fan exhaust
Front case 3 120m fan intake
 
I removed the central of the 3 front fan and mounted the radiator to the case.
Which side should be mounted on case? the rad or the fan?
I read the hoses of the radiator should stay bottom, is it right?
 
I ask because i could have done wrong.
Idle gpu say 33°C and after few heavy gameload minutes gpu say more than 60°C and I feel the case really hot near the rad.

Thank you.

Spooty75

Bottaccio
Hello All 
Just received my 980ti hybrid and first newbie question post!
How and where I'm supposed to mount the stock radiator/fan? Is there an explanatory image?
 
This is my rig configuration:
Back case a 140mm fan exhaust
Top case corsair h100i with 2 120 fan exhaust
Front case 3 120m fan intake
 
I removed the central of the 3 front fan and mounted the radiator to the case.
Which side should be mounted on case? the rad or the fan?
I read the hoses of the radiator should stay bottom, is it right?
 
I ask because i could have done wrong.
Idle gpu say 33°C and after few heavy gameload minutes gpu say more than 60°C and I feel the case really hot near the rad.

Thank you.

Front mounted options should have the rad fixed to the case, the fan is an intake and will suck cool air through the rad.  Make sure you mount it in the orientation that has the tubes on the bottom to avoid circulating bubbles through the system.
 
60degrees on load is pretty impressive and about what I'd expect in summer with my case the way it is (I have a Corsair 750D which has restricted front airflow - High Airflow Kit has been ordered).
 
One question I have - does anyone know the exact fan specs that are used on these?  I presume it's some CM or Asatek high static pressure fan, but I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading.

Spooty75

JerkMan

Spooty75

Bottaccio
Hello All 
Just received my 980ti hybrid and first newbie question post!
How and where I'm supposed to mount the stock radiator/fan? Is there an explanatory image?
 
This is my rig configuration:
Back case a 140mm fan exhaust
Top case corsair h100i with 2 120 fan exhaust
Front case 3 120m fan intake
 
I removed the central of the 3 front fan and mounted the radiator to the case.
Which side should be mounted on case? the rad or the fan?
I read the hoses of the radiator should stay bottom, is it right?
 
I ask because i could have done wrong.
Idle gpu say 33°C and after few heavy gameload minutes gpu say more than 60°C and I feel the case really hot near the rad.

Thank you.

Front mounted options should have the rad fixed to the case, the fan is an intake and will suck cool air through the rad.  Make sure you mount it in the orientation that has the tubes on the bottom to avoid circulating bubbles through the system.
 
60degrees on load is pretty impressive and about what I'd expect in summer with my case the way it is (I have a Corsair 750D which has restricted front airflow - High Airflow Kit has been ordered).
 
One question I have - does anyone know the exact fan specs that are used on these?  I presume it's some CM or Asatek high static pressure fan, but I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading.

I recommend rear or top exhaust. I personally wouldn't want hot air to be blown into my case. If it's vertical, do make sure to mount with tubes on the bottom. 

The only reason I would potentially advise against reversing the fan and using it as an exhaust is that, at least in my case, I didn't want the already warm air inside my machine to then be pushed through a hot radiator.
 
Having my Hybrid front mounted results in 32degrees idle and 55degrees on 100% load (add a few degrees if I attach the face plate to the front of my case).  I also have an additional front 120mm intake and a 140 intake on the bottom of the case which definitely helps my overall temps, so if you also have other fans and some sensible cable management you should be ok.

JerkMan
 
In my case, with OC and some extra voltage, I'm topping out at 50C. 

Spooty75

JerkMan
 
In my case, with OC and some extra voltage, I'm topping out at 50C. 

^squashed the quote pyramid a bit :)
 
Went back and revisited my temps as I thought they were quite high from the information you provided, and upon running more tests over the weekend I'm showing a 31-32 degree idle temp and 51degree maximum load temp :)
 
The front panel to my Corsair 750D restricts the airflow significantly when it is attached.  Removing this drops the temps from 58 to 51 on load.  Once my High Airflow Kit arrives for my case I will make some further tests :)

HuxFlux
Hey guys can I change stock fans? and what u think about Noctua NF-F12 IPPC 3000 they are 7,63mm H₂O static pressure  and one of them on pull in push/pull system ... or change stock on Noctua on push too?
 

JerkMan

SiAScORCH
Me and Jerk are running the same fans, however I've used bGears blaster fans for 3+ years now. They're not loud.
 
This is the way I do it. I like a high static pressure fan as my push, and for exhaust I like to be above 20cfm higher than the push. So if the push fan has a nice static pressure rating and say it cfm is rated at 70-80. I like my pull fan to be about 100cfm which is about what the bGears Blaster is.

On that note, do you know what the specs on the stock EVGA fans are?

JerkMan
Has anyone in push/pull used a fan cable Y splitter to control both fans on one card? Thoughts on this?