decepti0n
I finally pushed the GTX 980 Hybrid to 1602MHz
 
The programs that I use in my test were "Precision X 16, GPU-Z, Heaven Benchmark, Valley Benchmark and 3D Mark"
 
I ran these benchmarks multiple times to insure that my OC was stable and I used Precision X hardware monitor and GPU-Z sensors to verify my numbers
 
These are the setting that I used for my OC
 
Power Target: 124%
GPU Clock Offset: +135MHz
Mem Clock Offset: +300MHz
Voltage: +87mV

On what OS?
Do you have a link to your 3D Mark Score?
I would like to compare it to my Card.

Just a heads up a limited number of AIO cooler may be able at EVGA.com later today for those still looking for them. More on the way.

In stock but not for long... http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=400-HY-H980-B1
 

EVGA_JacobF
In stock but not for long... http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=400-HY-H980-B1
 

Think I just bought all 3 of them for my 2 Titan X's and my 3rd Titan X i'll be buying soon. Sorry everyone :P I'll post results though I overnighted them

bcavnaugh

decepti0n
I finally pushed the GTX 980 Hybrid to 1602MHz
 
The programs that I use in my test were "Precision X 16, GPU-Z, Heaven Benchmark, Valley Benchmark and 3D Mark"
 
I ran these benchmarks multiple times to insure that my OC was stable and I used Precision X hardware monitor and GPU-Z sensors to verify my numbers
 
These are the setting that I used for my OC
 
Power Target: 124%
GPU Clock Offset: +135MHz
Mem Clock Offset: +300MHz
Voltage: +87mV

On what OS?
Do you have a link to your 3D Mark Score?
I would like to compare it to my Card.

I'm using Windows 8.1
 
I increased the MEM Clock Offset to (+ 400) and kept all the other settings the same!
 
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/4530077

EVGA_JacobF
Just a heads up a limited number of AIO cooler may be able at EVGA.com later today for those still looking for them. More on the way.

 
Glorious auto-notify system working as expected - meaning, it's not. Called today and asked when more would go on sale and was told they didn't know. 

seyumi

EVGA_JacobF
In stock but not for long... http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=400-HY-H980-B1
 

Think I just bought all 3 of them for my 2 Titan X's and my 3rd Titan X i'll be buying soon. Sorry everyone :P I'll post results though I overnighted them

Mad beyond words! Interested to see how it goes temp wise, especially with overclocking and power usage. Hopefully there are no issues with a strong overclock, fans, and pump when the card can only pull 300W - or can it?

seyumi
If AIO GPU's were more common, there would technically be no point needing to do a full loop water cooling system anymore. You would only be losing out on "looks." The thermals on an AIO would never get to the point where the card would have to throttle even running low fan speeds. Sure, if I had a custom water loop, the temps may be like 10C less, but who F'ing cares how "cold" your water is as long as temps don't throttle and fans don't ramp up. My AIO CPU I run the fans at a static 700RPM and my temps never go above 50C even on full load overclocked. Proof with decepti0n above is even more. 45C max temp on a huge overclock. I don't think the 980 throttles unless it hits like 80C or 90C if I remember correctly. I think you can reduce a few dB by having massive radiators & dozens of fans running even lower RPM but the loss of resale value, the components corroding over time, the risk of leaks, the maintenance of the unit, the amount of time spent building the loop, the hassle of changing the loop when installing new components, and the sheer cost isn't worth a few dB.

I agree 100 percent with this...currently run CPU AIO, and will run this new 980 AIO at some point when they are actually in stock for more than 10 seconds!!  ;)

I cannot believe more people are not concerned with the response from EVGA regarding water damage. There is liquid in this cooler, a percentage will leak and destroy other components in the process... 

That's very small chance to leak and coolant inside is not danger as clear water.
If cooler leak they will replace card because it's very small chance to liquid destroy something...
You see position on AIO cooler. 
If you install him on HDD case as someone even if he leak coolant will not drop on hardware.
Graphic card PCB is above possible leak point in case. Tubes look little reinforced for durability. 
From pictures look very fine build and nice and they didn't forget backplate. 

Vlada011
That's very small chance to leak and coolant inside is not danger as clear water.
If cooler leak they will replace card because it's very small chance to liquid destroy something...
You see position on AIO cooler. 
If you install him on HDD case as someone even if he leak coolant will not drop on hardware.
Graphic card PCB is above possible leak point in case. Tubes look little reinforced for durability. 
From pictures look very fine build and nice and they didn't forget backplate. 

Have you been to the Corsair forums, Googled, Corsair leak?? https://www.google.com/se...p;ie=UTF-8&qscrl=1