RandyRick

Argro
  saw this that looks like quick connects to me and i see lots of other evga things in there connected all together

Why use Hybrid cards in this configuration instead of Hydro cards with a full water block?
 

To show off the expandability of the system.

I hope EVGA has plenty of Hybrids at launch. These things look they are going to be very popular.

Vlada011
 

Shimeon
I have a question, if anyone from EVGA (or anyone else, really) can help me. I bought an hybrid 980ti on the 30th of march, and would really like to exchange it through the 90 days step up program... I kinda fear that the the 1080 hybrid won't be in the options for it before my 90 days are up though... Can I do anything about it? 

If someone step-up from GTX980Ti Hybrid he could get only GTX1080 reference if I understand their system.
Many people will want EVGA Hybrid GTX1080 and GTX1080Ti Hybrid.
And that's great investment because AIO cooldown and hottest Radeon  graphic card easy.
 
EVGA GTX1080 Hybrid with 2x Gentle Typhoon Black Edition PWM 500-1850 RPM in Push-Pull connected to motherboard or fan controller. 
These fans... And you will have so nice temps in silence and Hybrid will become your favorite graphic card EVER.
 
https://www.dazmode.com/s...cfm-black-edition-pwm/

Pretty much how I have my 980ti hybrids set up. I put the Gentle Typhoons on them and put them in a push/pull. I have not yet connected them to the motherboard though. But I know these rascals scream at Witcher 3 in 4k. I was at a spot getting over 100fps (AA and hairworks off. AA not needed and I do not like hairworks). I average 64-74 fps and mine do not handle an oc very well. 1480 at best.

RandyRick
 
Thats funny. It seems Steve/GamersNexus had his trip paid for to Computex by MSI and all his Utubes have a brief MSI pitch, including this one for the EVGA cards.
 

 
Hey, if someone was gonna pay your way for a trip like that, would you honestly say no?

Vlada011
How I feel last year that bigger cooler could be excellent for Hybrid.
Only I thought maybe EVGA plan to launch Hybrid version Classified.
But never mind, this is more than enough.
 
Nicest Pascal on Market.

 
Looks like EVGA plan to version of AIO systems for CPU, 120 and 240mm.

If SLI, then that would bring up the need for a decision whether or not to chain together 2 hybrids into a 240mm radiator, or for each gpu to have its own radiator and not be chained together. Other options when chaining is a possibility. 
 
Personally I've already bought a Thermaltake 393mm AIO cooler for my cpu to go in the top of my case. No quick disconnects with it. I presume I could add QD's to it, but don't think so at this time.
 
There's room in the case bottom for a 240mm cooler for my gpu's. 
 
 
 
 

Well damn, I have a 980 Ti Hybrid, I wanted to step up to a 1080 Hybrid.  It looks like that won't happen.  I should have lived with my old card and waited.  Oh well the reference 1080 still is better than the 980 Ti.  I guess I can mount my own cooler like these guys?

I guess 3 weeks for pre-orders and 5 weeks until availability. (btw I'm not a good guesser).
 
 

jbandy
Well damn, I have a 980 Ti Hybrid, I wanted to step up to a 1080 Hybrid.  It looks like that won't happen.  I should have lived with my old card and waited.  Oh well the reference 1080 still is better than the 980 Ti.  I guess I can mount my own cooler like these guys?

Building GTX1080 Hybrid
 

 

 

 
If you want best and coolest graphic card without custom loop prepare for EVGA GTX1080 Hybrid and two of these...
 
Gentle Typhoon Black Edition
1850 RPM - 2150 RPM - 500-1850 PWM
 

 
https://www.dazmode.com/store/category/quiet_fans/
 
I have ready fan place on back side of case perfect for Hybrid radiator,
long time ago I kept CORSAIR H50/H70 there with two Gentle Typhoons on full 1850RPM in push-pull I heard NOTHING even with opened case.
If so efficient fans spin on 1850RPM on Hybrid radiator I think temp of GPU will be great.

chedck EVGA_JacobF 's replies on twitter, someone asked about an eta on the hybrid and he said late June, so that narrows down "soon" a bit though what I'm hoping for next is stuff like specs, I know it's not just reference with a different cooler, as it at least has 2 8 pins instead of 1, I would however like to know what other differences, if any it'll have, and how it might compare to the 1080 founder's edition that was modified into a hybrid that someone did with the GTX 980 ti kit.

Jacob Freeman via Twitter 4 hours ago...

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: 

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?

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

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.

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