Was set on getting the Titan X and getting a Hybrid kit for it later but now after seeing it's 3DMARK scores its only marginally faster than the 1080. Not to mention the NVIDIA store charges sales tax so in total a watercooled Titan X would add up to 1450$ which is just ridiculous. I'm now definitely gonna pick up two 1080 Hybrids as soon as they're in stock this week! :D
 
 

Sheesher
Was set on getting the Titan X and getting a Hybrid kit for it later but now after seeing it's 3DMARK scores its only marginally faster than the 1080. Not to mention the NVIDIA store charges sales tax so in total a watercooled Titan X would add up to 1450$ which is just ridiculous. I'm now definitely gonna pick up two 1080 Hybrids as soon as they're in stock this week! :D
 
 

Good Choice. If you are trying to snag some hybrids u better check every time around because they are being released this week

Does anyone know if these can be SLI'd?
 
 
Edit, well of course they can, but what I'm asking is how?  I can see taking out the fittings (maybe?), but then the coolant (assuming it has) would leak out some and would they keep just as cool in SLI with only the one fan between the two?

sedit
Does anyone know if these can be SLI'd?

Of course they can as long as you have room for the rads.

petmic10

sedit
Does anyone know if these can be SLI'd?

Of course they can as long as you have room for the rads.

 
lol, I was editing my post as you posted yours... and thanks for the info o7

sedit
Does anyone know if these can be SLI'd?
 
 
Edit, well of course they can, but what I'm asking is how?  I can see taking out the fittings (maybe?), but then the coolant (assuming it has) would leak out some and would they keep just as cool in SLI with only the one fan between the two?

You need to wait for the quick disconnect that will be coming later.  You can daisy chain those and also the CPU blocks they are releasing at some point.  These first hybrids are sealed AIO.  It will not be as cool with the heat dissipation requirements of two of them on a single small radiator anyway.

So I'm planning to buy a 1080, an hybrid/ AIO model to be exact. Therefore it's either going to be either EVGA's Hybrid, Corsair's Sea hawk X or Gigabyte's (not likely though).



Now it's just a matter of deciding. The Corsair lands at 973 USD in Sweden (with swedish taxes) and there's no current price for EVGA's other than the 730 on the product page. So i wonder is that with any taxes or without? Also Have any of you guys been noticing coil whine on any of the cards mentioned? One guy on another forum said that he had gotten quite a lot of it from a 1070 version of the Sea hawk.
Would EVGA accept a return if their card had an unusual amount of coil whine?
Cheers,

Loleo
So I'm planning to buy a 1080, an hybrid/ AIO model to be exact. Therefore it's either going to be either EVGA's Hybrid, Corsair's Sea hawk X or Gigabyte's (not likely though).



Now it's just a matter of deciding. The Corsair lands at 973 USD in Sweden (with swedish taxes) and there's no current price for EVGA's other than the 730 on the product page. So i wonder is that with any taxes or without? Also Have any of you guys been noticing coil whine on any of the cards mentioned? One guy on another forum said that he had gotten quite a lot of it from a 1070 version of the Sea hawk.
Would EVGA accept a return if their card had an unusual amount of coil whine?
Cheers,

$729 is USD anyway and does not include taxes or shipping or currency deviation.  eVGA has responded to coil whine issues in other threads on this forum.  If it can't be resolved otherwise, they will RMA it for you.  Any card from any manufacturer can have coil whine.  Sometimes it is the card and sometimes it is a combination of the card with your particular system.

Maybe EVGA_JacobF can step in here.  Do we know if the Hybrid kit will work on Pascal Titan X?

ArmeniusLOD
Maybe EVGA_JacobF can step in here.  Do we know if the Hybrid kit will work on Pascal Titan X?

He already responded in another thread that they are working on a hybrid kit for the Titan X.