Some more info via Twitter:
 
ETA/Pricing:

 
 
QDC Version will come later on:

 
Hybrid will be true dual slot:

 
 
Expected to see around 50c temperature:

 
 
And last but not least... the teaser: 

Hopefully the 1080 hybrid will come out and be on the Step Up list before my 14 days are up. If not, I'll just step up to a 100 FE or ACX3.0 and pray for a Classified Hybrid down the road.

fins4o8
Hopefully the 1080 hybrid will come out and be on the Step Up list before my 14 days are up. If not, I'll just step up to a 100 FE or ACX3.0 and pray for a Classified Hybrid down the road.

Will there be any issues with two 1080 hybrid cooler fans as intake rather than exhaust?
I suppose the heat in the case might build up just like a dual SLI ACX set up?

fins4o8
Hopefully the 1080 hybrid will come out and be on the Step Up list before my 14 days are up. If not, I'll just step up to a 100 FE or ACX3.0 and pray for a Classified Hybrid down the road.

 
The non-refrence based cards will not be on the Step-Up program as noted on the Step-Up support page.
You should just Step-Up to the ACX version and then wait until the GTX 1080ti Hybrid launches sometime next year to upgrade to Big Pascal. Or just stick with your 980ti Hybrids until then.
 
These are the three 1080 cards available on the Step-Up Program

• EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 FOUNDERS EDITION () ()
• EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 ACX 3.0 () ()
• EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 () ()

 
From the Step-Up Program Support Page. (I Guess I can't post links :/ )

Graphics Cards

• EVGA will only release reference versions of its products, NVIDIA reference spec and clock, to the Step-Up program.
• Step-Up is limited to pre-approved graphics cards only and can only be used for exchange to a different and higher performing GPU.
• Products known to have a limited availability will not be made available to the Step-Up program. (Limited availability determined by EVGA.)
• Customers who received their EVGA graphics card as part of a complete computer system are not eligible - except for those listed on our approved .

 
 -PopinFRESH

teflon
Will there be any issues with two 1080 hybrid cooler fans as intake rather than exhaust?
I suppose the heat in the case might build up just like a dual SLI ACX set up?

This will totally depend on your case setup. If you have a larger case with plenty of room inside, along with ample airflow through the case then it shouldn't be an issue at all. Having them mounted on the front as intakes will also provide the GPU with the best cooling performance since it's pushing fresh cool air in from the room through the RADs. If you have a smaller case or don't have other intake & exhaust fans then I'd try to mount them to push air out of the case.
 
I have a Corsair Carbide Air 540 and plan on mounting the RAD in the front as an intake since I have plenty of airflow going through the case with an H100i mounted in the top with 4x SP120s in push/pull moving quite a bit of air out the top and an AF140 exhausting out the back. My ambient case temperature is plenty cool right now at about 27°C.
 
-PopinFRESH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxtdzeRic3E
 
To quote Linus on the Seahawk topic " [...] Corsair is saying: 'Look, we're removing all limitations and while NVIDIA was showing off Clock Speeds like 2GHZ at their launch event, some folks on water are seeing significantly higher than that.'"
 
Edit: Availability is supposed to hit 2 weeks after initial 1080 release - so just a week away?! If that statement holds true, they're much faster than EVGA on the Hybrid - but that will at least give me - and others - some info about the OC possibility/stability (like Gamers Nexus reported)

To quote Linus on the Seahawk topic " [...] Corsair is saying: 'Look, we're removing all limitations and while NVIDIA was showing off Clock Speeds like 2GHZ at their launch event, some folks on water are seeing significantly higherthan that.'"

 
I don't know how I feel about that... I'll wait and see proof, cause hearing that LN2 gurus modded the CRAP out of the FE and couldn't get around a 1.25V lockup is very discouraging to say the least.
 
The thing that made me happy was when he said that the PCB is not finalized.  So I guess he meant the demo unit's PCB is not the final one, cause one week away means they went to production already. One 8-pin on a water cooled card is ridiculous. And a nicer back-plate would be nice too... since that is what you actually see for the life of the card.

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=29576687&postcount=641
Hi All

Update at the end of the week here in terms of the first stocks arriving, we hit an extra day delay on the SC so now first stocks likely next Monday 13th. There is a small chance we may still hit Friday 10th.

SC - 13th June.
FTW - 17th June.
Classified - End of June
Hybrid - Early July.
Hydro Copper - Late July

Just trying to keep dates updated here best I can.

Ben EVGA

^^ Applies to UK stock.  Not sure if that is the same for US?

I bought gtx 980 ti hybrid.
But I suffered from pump noise.
Finally I sold the card.
I hope you used different pump in gtx 1080 hybrid.