No problem! Now lets hope they will it release it soon! :)

Yes I certainly hope so but "soon" is very subjective...
I think that EVGA should seriously think about restructuring their company (and acronymic name) to better reflect their willingness to communicate information on new product releases. They could rename the company VAGE, all same components of EVGA but restructured phonetically to capture the essence of their product releases, "vague." The company motto could be "don't let the name fool you, we meant to leave U out."

 
Use EVGA support to ask product questions if members are unable to help - EVGA do not read every single post on every single thread on every single forum. Jacob has since said EVGA will be creating an AIO cooler for the Titan XP, but does not have an ETA as yet. It was that news that finally made my mind up to get a Titan XP myself, and return the faulty 1080 Hybrid I purchased.
 

 
..and now I have the Titan XP, yup, it would certainly benefit from a hybrid cooler. I wonder if this is a low priority for EVGA, considering NVidia won't let anyone sell the Titan XP but themselves. Has anyone here done the 1080 Hybrid AIO mod for the Titan yet? I'm kind of getting antsy to water cool this beast.
 
 

Nereus
 
..and now I have the Titan XP, yup, it would certainly benefit from a hybrid cooler. I wonder if this is a low priority for EVGA, considering NVidia won't let anyone sell the Titan XP but themselves. Has anyone here done the 1080 Hybrid AIO mod for the Titan yet? I'm kind of getting antsy to water cool this beast.
 
 

AIO will serve you perfectly. Today some kind of AIO is almost necessary if customers don't use real liquid cooling.
 
 

Vlada011

Nereus
 
..and now I have the Titan XP, yup, it would certainly benefit from a hybrid cooler. I wonder if this is a low priority for EVGA, considering NVidia won't let anyone sell the Titan XP but themselves. Has anyone here done the 1080 Hybrid AIO mod for the Titan yet? I'm kind of getting antsy to water cool this beast.
 
 

AIO will serve you perfectly. Today some kind of AIO is almost necessary if customers don't use real liquid cooling.
 
 

Not necessarily, my GTX 1070 with targets at the highest settings and with a 100 MHz off set on the GPU boost 3.0 on air is reaching 61 C on the default auto fan curve. This card might be an EVGA GTX 1070FTW but there is no liquid cooling on it.

Vlada011

Nereus
 
..and now I have the Titan XP, yup, it would certainly benefit from a hybrid cooler. I wonder if this is a low priority for EVGA, considering NVidia won't let anyone sell the Titan XP but themselves. Has anyone here done the 1080 Hybrid AIO mod for the Titan yet? I'm kind of getting antsy to water cool this beast.
 
 

AIO will serve you perfectly. Today some kind of AIO is almost necessary if customers don't use real liquid cooling.
 
 

No, it's not. AIO are not completely necessary on GPUs. They're nice, but not necessary; if you're overclocking I would recommend a custom loop, and not an AIO. I'm on air and have amazing temps even while I game. Many times they don't even go over 60d.

They have a long lost of products to release first. Apart form the odd ones like LED power supplies, the powerlink (not odd) and the FTW hybrid kits. Not to mention the modular liquid loop system they showed at Computex. Not to mention the Hydro Copper 1080 that is promised. Titan XP will just have to wait in line or you can suck it up and buy from the other vendors selling kits like EKWB.

You can knock one product off that list, the 1080 hydro copper kit is on their site for sale.

Sadly, they are only selling the regular 1080 hydro copper block. We still have no FTW watercooling at all unless you buy a prepackaged Hybrid FTW. Feels like I'll be waiting till next year to put my FTW underwater.