Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.
 

Yeah just reading Sajin's results those TitanX's are BEAST! I am super satisfied with my 1080 F|E results, but if I had 4k I'd go TitanX for sure. I'm still on a BenQ 1080/144hz/1ms, looking to upgrade to 1440p this weekend, see if I can find any deals on BenQ's. I know this one just got discontinued, so hoping the price will do down some-
https://www.amazon.com/Be...FreeSync/dp/B00TUK9D9K
I have a hard time paying $500+ for a 1440p, when 4k's are just a little bit more $$

Nereus
 
Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.
 

Good talk my man! Nice to see that you finally went with the Titan and that they went through with your payment card!

How's the noise level for you?

the 1080ti leaks looks pretty tempting!!!!

Berga

Nereus
Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.

Good talk my man! Nice to see that you finally went with the Titan and that they went through with your payment card!
How's the noise level for you?

Fan noise is not an issue at all - I think my 980Ti made more noise than this Titan XP. Of course once EVGA gets the AIO cooler out, it's going to be even better.
 

Geez. All these pics are tempting me to swap the 1080 for a Titan XP. I've been intrigued by EK's Predator 360 water cooling kit for the past week (after I just went back to all air cooling, CPU and GPU...smh). The fact that they sell a "Predator ready" pre-filled water block for the Titan XP that can simply be added to the loop in 1 step is awesome. I've never built on water before and hated my H80i GT...which my new air cooler completely destroys...so tempted by this stuff. 

I spent some time this weekend installing the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit onto my Titan X P:
 

 
Temps Running folding @ home work unit:
 

 
I can confirm that the GPU block from the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit works great for the Titan X P.  You can use the existing Titan PCB heat spreader, and the EVGA block.
 
Unfortunately, you have to totally disassemble the card to get at the fan plug.  Not too scary, just take your time.

ksgnow2010
I spent some time this weekend installing the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit onto my Titan X P:
 

 
Temps Running folding @ home work unit:
 

 
I can confirm that the GPU block from the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit works great for the Titan X P.  You can use the existing Titan PCB heat spreader, and the EVGA block.
 
Unfortunately, you have to totally disassemble the card to get at the fan plug.  Not too scary, just take your time.

Nice write-up! I was waiting for confirmation if the 1080 Hybrid worked for the Titan X Pascal. But why did you unplug the fan? Shouldn't it still be on to cool the VRMs?

astrallite

ksgnow2010
I spent some time this weekend installing the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit onto my Titan X P:
 

 
Temps Running folding @ home work unit:
 

 
I can confirm that the GPU block from the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit works great for the Titan X P.  You can use the existing Titan PCB heat spreader, and the EVGA block.
 
Unfortunately, you have to totally disassemble the card to get at the fan plug.  Not too scary, just take your time.

Nice write-up! I was waiting for confirmation if the 1080 Hybrid worked for the Titan X Pascal. But why did you unplug the fan? Shouldn't it still be on to cool the VRMs?

You have to connect the AIO pump head to the PCB.  This cable is a splitter cable that you also connect the shroud fan into.
 
In order to get at this connector, you have to totally disassemble the card.
 
Does that make more sense?

I hate you guys.

I told myself I would NOT purchase a Titan X Pascal. Well.. My card now has a $1299.99 deficit. All of y'all talking about how amazing the performance is made me buy one. I will be sending each and everyone who has participated in this thread an invoice for $5.00.