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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

Thanks for the update!

daniel8521
Any idea how long after the regular 1080s all come out, EVGA will begin releasing Ti editions?  The difference between the 980 Hybrid and 980 Ti was a little over two months.  Are we looking at the same window in the case of the 1080 Hybrid and 1080 Ti?

980 was September 2014, 980ti was June 2015. So maybe we'll see the 1080ti in ten months

STR8_AN94BALLER
I already did the 1080 Hybrid using the unit from 980/Ti/TX
 
http://www.overclock.net/...nimal-tools-clean-look

i dont think its worth it. might as well wait for the actual hybrid since it will have a better memory fan as well as better PCB. but i guess thats better then nothing.

cmoney408

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?
 

1) i think its a great idea for people who dont want to go with a completely custom water cooled system (seems like a headache). i have been surprised that corsair (or other aio cooler companies) havent made these hybrid systems sooner. i myself, dont want to take the time and headache in buying tubes, blocks, and connectors and trying to build a truly custom loop. but if i could buy pieces that all interlock and it was easy, i would "upgrade" from my h100i and aio gpu coolers into a single unit.
 
2) i am guessing/hoping this option would be cheaper then a completely custom loop.

You've probably already seen them, but they already make cheater full loops.
 
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/aio
 
With available cheater pre-filled full water block.
 
https://youtu.be/Sq4iNbCD844
 
 
EVGA has the same thing coming out this fall, but I think with Acetek components.
 

 
 Last picture is from Jacob F's Twitter page.
 
https://twitter.com/EVGA_JacobF

i'm curious about the expandable systems as well i've been thinking about building a custom loop but the perks for this style is pretty nice, say you have a piece crap out on you there is no need to drain the whole system to remove or replace it. but honestly i think the black hoses are ugly and look too much like under a car hood, not something i want to see thru my cases window. maybe some sleeving or something would make it look better. i can think of a few other variations i'd like to see to expand upon this idea. maybe some hard lines on the sides to connect to and route to the radiators or something. If anything this just opens up more possibilities for future growth in this area of PC mods, Just my thoughts on this topic.

Watching this thread - I'm interested in a 1080 hybrid.  1080 TI hybrid would be much better, but I'll take what's available, as soon as it's available.  I do love my 780 TI hybrid, so if I'm going to upgrade, I might as well just leapfrog the 980's.

cmoney408

bcavnaugh
Yep This is my next rig: Case and all.

i like it too, but i would probably throw in another rad or 2 for a 4 card setup. 
 
i just can help but think that cpu isnt going to run very cool if its the last in the row, or the last 2 gpus are going to be pretty warm in that setup; depending on the direction
 
i know it would be a mess of tubes, but ideally i want to go cpu - rad - gpu - rad - gpu - rad - pump (i would only do a 2 card sli setup since scaling isnt recommended past that).

I will still keep my two loop system. Best of luck with your new rig as well.

PopinFRESH007

cmoney408

bcavnaugh
Yep This is my next rig: Case and all.

i like it too, but i would probably throw in another rad or 2 for a 4 card setup. 
 
i just can help but think that cpu isnt going to run very cool if its the last in the row, or the last 2 gpus are going to be pretty warm in that setup; depending on the direction
 
i know it would be a mess of tubes, but ideally i want to go cpu - rad - gpu - rad - gpu - rad - pump (i would only do a 2 card sli setup since scaling isnt recommended past that).

Why wouldn't you just run 3 separate CLCs at that point?
 
-PopinFRESH

thats what i did for my 980ti hybrid SLI system, but i recently sold one of the 980ti's. but a custom loop would just look cooler.

bcavnaugh

PopinFRESH007

cmoney408

bcavnaugh
Yep This is my next rig: Case and all.

i like it too, but i would probably throw in another rad or 2 for a 4 card setup. 
 
i just can help but think that cpu isnt going to run very cool if its the last in the row, or the last 2 gpus are going to be pretty warm in that setup; depending on the direction
 
i know it would be a mess of tubes, but ideally i want to go cpu - rad - gpu - rad - gpu - rad - pump (i would only do a 2 card sli setup since scaling isnt recommended past that).

Why wouldn't you just run 3 separate CLCs at that point?
 
-PopinFRESH

Like this?

 

that one is good too. but a few too many fans for my taste. also, i know its not a huge deal, but I like having the radiators in the correct orientation as well (having the top of the rad being the highest point of the loop, with the tubes on bottom).

bcavnaugh

cmoney408

bcavnaugh

PopinFRESH007

cmoney408

bcavnaugh
Yep This is my next rig: Case and all.

i like it too, but i would probably throw in another rad or 2 for a 4 card setup. 
 
i just can help but think that cpu isnt going to run very cool if its the last in the row, or the last 2 gpus are going to be pretty warm in that setup; depending on the direction
 
i know it would be a mess of tubes, but ideally i want to go cpu - rad - gpu - rad - gpu - rad - pump (i would only do a 2 card sli setup since scaling isnt recommended past that).

Why wouldn't you just run 3 separate CLCs at that point?
 
-PopinFRESH

Like this?

 

that one is good too. but a few too many fans for my taste. also, i know its not a huge deal, but I like having the radiators in the correct orientation as well (having the top of the rad being the highest point of the loop, with the tubes on bottom).

With the side cover on you do not see the fans, nor hear them.
They are in a correct orientation as well. Max Temp ever was 56C while Folding at 1530 MHz


 
 
But I will be most likely going this way.

 
didnt mean to offend. your system is  cool, we just all have different taste/goals/preferences. i mean i like my system too, but its far from cool. sure its powerful and logical. but it could be much cooler looking.
 
i was watching some linus videos, and at some point you stop gaining lower temps by adding fans. if you were bored you could always test by removing some. you might end up getting the same results as before, but while being more quite.
 
your cpu cooler is upside down. correct installation recommends the tubes be at the bottom, so any air in the loop sits at the top of the rad and not at the pump or cpu block. same for your top gpu, the air could potential be sitting at the gpu. the bottom gpu is the best since the air is probably sitting at the top of the rad (or side of the rad since it sideways), and the gpu is lower then the rad. again, not trying to talk $h1t. just making an observation on what is recommended from the installation guides of AIO coolers in case anyone out there doesnt know which way is recommended. and i have read many people say who cares it will work anyways. 
 

Nice
 
From: http://www.evga.com/articles/01007/evga-geforce-gtx-1080/

adambean
I managed to snag a pre-buy on the FTW over at Amazon; however, I am coming from a 980ti Hybrid that I really liked as well. I also sold said 980ti hybrid in order to move to the 1080 (probably not the best financial decision one could make, but too late!).
 
So I am back to my old 770 at the moment, and really eager to get a new card. It sounds like the Hybrid isn't too far behind at this point? Meaning, probably best to just cancel the FTW and wait out a bit longer for the Hybrid? I'm also a bit nervous about stock levels going immediately (thanks scalpers!).
 
Thoughts?
 
Thanks

how much did you get for it, how long ago did you sell it, just wondering? i sold one for $530 a couple weeks ago (after 1080 announcement). not sure if that was good or bad, though i bought it for about that much. i am definitely waiting for the hybrid. i just hope its not ridiculously priced. once i get it, i will sell the other 980ti and maybe pickup a second 1080 hybrid. not sure yet. or maybe rock a single 1080 hybrid until the 1080ti hybrid comes out.

i sold my SLI 970 FTW+ cards for $600 as a package i lost about $100 per card, waiting on my 1080 FTW preorder from amazon, personally i'm a bit disappointed in the clock speeds but i think that can be resolved with a cooling loop and tweaking. That being said i don't think i did too bad with the sale of my 970's to upgrade to the 1080 FTW. Only time will tell i guess

cmoney408

bcavnaugh

cmoney408

bcavnaugh

PopinFRESH007

cmoney408

bcavnaugh
Yep This is my next rig: Case and all.

i like it too, but i would probably throw in another rad or 2 for a 4 card setup. 
 
i just can help but think that cpu isnt going to run very cool if its the last in the row, or the last 2 gpus are going to be pretty warm in that setup; depending on the direction
 
i know it would be a mess of tubes, but ideally i want to go cpu - rad - gpu - rad - gpu - rad - pump (i would only do a 2 card sli setup since scaling isnt recommended past that).

Why wouldn't you just run 3 separate CLCs at that point?
 
-PopinFRESH

Like this?

 

that one is good too. but a few too many fans for my taste. also, i know its not a huge deal, but I like having the radiators in the correct orientation as well (having the top of the rad being the highest point of the loop, with the tubes on bottom).
 

 
didnt mean to offend. your system is  cool, we just all have different taste/goals/preferences. i mean i like my system too, but its far from cool. sure its powerful and logical. but it could be much cooler looking.
 
i was watching some linus videos, and at some point you stop gaining lower temps by adding fans. if you were bored you could always test by removing some. you might end up getting the same results as before, but while being more quite.
 
your cpu cooler is upside down. correct installation recommends the tubes be at the bottom, so any air in the loop sits at the top of the rad and not at the pump or cpu block. same for your top gpu, the air could potential be sitting at the gpu. the bottom gpu is the best since the air is probably sitting at the top of the rad (or side of the rad since it sideways), and the gpu is lower then the rad. again, not trying to talk $h1t. just making an observation on what is recommended from the installation guides of AIO coolers in case anyone out there doesnt know which way is recommended. and i have read many people say who cares it will work anyways. 
 

Non taken at all.

post edited by bcavnaugh - 2016/06/06 16:42:26

Hi all, I am new to the forum and really looking forward to release of the new 1080, Hybrid coming from a 980 ti Hybrid Sli setup and having the opportunity to upgrade one of my cards through the step up program, I already sold one of my card and now I am in a waiting list for a "upgrade" in the other. Unfortunately there no other option than the reference design board with a few different cooling solution at this time, I'll probably sell 1080 EVGA will send and buy two 1080 Hybrid as soon this available.