Do You guys have any info, about evga is to start sending e-mails, regarding hybrid series? For now I can see 26 people purchased the 3080 ftw HC.... 

CiriXz0rrr
Do You guys have any info, about evga is to start sending e-mails, regarding hybrid series? For now I can see 26 people purchased the 3080 ftw HC.... 

Here is where the Hybrids are currently: 
 
     Card                                      SKU                       Auto-Notify Date/Time 

     3090 FTW3 Ultra Hybrid           3988                     12/10/2020 09:20:45
     3090 XC3 Ultra Hybrid             3978                     12/08/2020 10:54:44
     3080 FTW3 Ultra Hybrid           3898                     12/16/2020 09:03:07
     3080 XC3 Ultra Hybrid             3888                     12/10/2020 09:08:56
 
Both the 3988 and the 3888 are dropping today. 
 
The full list of queues is available here. 
 
Good luck!

kring

Barrok
I had my CPU AIO as a front intake and my 3090 hybrid AIO on the top as intake (both cpu and gpu as push/pull). This produced so much heat into my case (phanteks 500a) that i switched the gpu back and my case temps dropped a ton (which helped my ram, cpu and gpu stay cooler). 

NEVER do Radiators as INTAKE!  EXHAUST ONLY!  the entire point of getting a radiator is to get heat OUT of the case!

Been thinking about flipping my GPU rad to exhaust instead of intake but that would leave me with both the CPU/GPU AIOs exhausting with 4 fans and intaking with 2 fans from the bottom of the case.  I could add two more 60mm noctua fans at the rear as intake as well but there would be no filter on it.

Still wondering if anyone knows the model # for the ftw3 hybrid fans.  But to add my setup to the fan conversation:
 
Lian Li O11D XL Case.  
 
Fans:
 
Bottom:  3 x 120 intakes
Rear: 1 x 120 exhaust
Side: 3090 radiator + 2 x 120 INTAKES (I believe this is what it is the default--fans were preinstalled on the radiator)
Top: Corsair H150i radiator + 3 x 120 EXHAUSTS
 
I was sure about everything except whether to make the GPU intake or exhaust.  Debated for a long time.  In the end:
 
GPU Side Exhaust: Only real benefit is not bringing GPU radiator air into the case.  But with the 3 corsair top fans as exhaust, if these are exhausts as well, the case is going to end up with negative pressure, and I really wanted to avoid that.  Also, I just can't condone making the top an intake, so making the corsair h150 intake wasn't an option.  
 
GPU Side Intake: Gets cool air to the GPU first, which is by far the hottest component.  And the card itself is getting the 3 bottom intake fans uninterrupted.  The board and ram are getting more hot air obviously, but this does not seem to be an issue because the O11 has really good airflow with 9 fans and careful cabling. Netting me positive pressure.
 
I considered GPU exhaust top and CPU side intake, but the cabling/aesthetics were much worse that way.  In the end, I think this is the best all around for me.    
 
With this setup, under load, I'm in the low 50s C on both GPU and CPU.  Low 40s on the M.2.  Not sure about the ram.  Seems pretty acceptable to me, especially hearing other people's temps.  
 
I am considering switching the rear to an intake and making the two 3090 fans exhaust, and then bumping up the RPMs on the bottom and rear to try to keep positive pressure, though I'm hesitant to monkey with it after I got everything exactly how I like it, and it seems unlikely to make it much better.  But open to thoughts.

CiriXz0rrr

enewt

CiriXz0rrr
Thank You. Guys YOU are amazing with this customer response. If the card would be without issues I think You will get +1 fanboy :)

For the record, the credit for the queue and the awesome customer service should go to EVGA.  I am just a customer like you and not an EVGA employee.  I just signed up to be an "associate" on these forums so that I could give out my Associate’s Code to folks so they could get a 5% discount at checkout.   
 
Happy holidays!

You can be sure I will use your code!
Thanks Man!

Thanks; I appreciate the consideration.  Happy holidays!

ilsensine1
Still wondering if anyone knows the model # for the ftw3 hybrid fans.  But to add my setup to the fan conversation:
 
Lian Li O11D XL Case.  
 
Fans:
 
Bottom:  3 x 120 intakes
Rear: 1 x 120 exhaust
Side: 3090 radiator + 2 x 120 INTAKES (I believe this is what it is the default--fans were preinstalled on the radiator)
Top: Corsair H150i radiator + 3 x 120 EXHAUSTS
 
I was sure about everything except whether to make the GPU intake or exhaust.  Debated for a long time.  In the end:
 
GPU Side Exhaust: Only real benefit is not bringing GPU radiator air into the case.  But with the 3 corsair top fans as exhaust, if these are exhausts as well, the case is going to end up with negative pressure, and I really wanted to avoid that.  Also, I just can't condone making the top an intake, so making the corsair h150 intake wasn't an option.  
 
GPU Side Intake: Gets cool air to the GPU first, which is by far the hottest component.  And the card itself is getting the 3 bottom intake fans uninterrupted.  The board and ram are getting more hot air obviously, but this does not seem to be an issue because the O11 has really good airflow with 9 fans and careful cabling. Netting me positive pressure.
 
I considered GPU exhaust top and CPU side intake, but the cabling/aesthetics were much worse that way.  In the end, I think this is the best all around for me.    
 
With this setup, under load, I'm in the low 50s C on both GPU and CPU.  Low 40s on the M.2.  Not sure about the ram.  Seems pretty acceptable to me, especially hearing other people's temps.  
 
I am considering switching the rear to an intake and making the two 3090 fans exhaust, and then bumping up the RPMs on the bottom and rear to try to keep positive pressure, though I'm hesitant to monkey with it after I got everything exactly how I like it, and it seems unlikely to make it much better.  But open to thoughts.

I cover many of your questions here: https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-RTX-3080-FTW3-Hybrid-kit-unboxing-and-installation-gallery-m3174307.aspx
 
I also replaced the fans with ML120s, and you can see the results of them in push-pull in the Dynamic XL here: https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-RTX-3080-FTW3-Hybrid-I-measured-my-GPUs-Temperature-C-vs-Fan-Speed-PushPull-m3174809.aspx 

ilsensine1

KingEngineRevUp
 
I cover many of your questions here: 
 

 
I looked at your very detailed threead, but am not seeing what the fans are, other than that you replaced them.

Do you mean the direction of the fans? Rear and Top are exhaust, bottom and side are intakes. 
 
LL120s are used rear, top and bottom. ML120s 2400 RPMs are used on the sides and push-pull on the side. 

6dust

ilsensine1
Still wondering if anyone knows the model # for the ftw3 hybrid fans.  

I watched a video recently that compared fans for radiator coolers. .
He mentions (and the description has a link to) the fan from a 1080 Ti hybrid, but he claims EVGA still uses a custom version of this fan for the hybrids.

Does it mean A12x25 won't get better performance/noise?

Wanted to note in case anyone else runs into this, I have the 3090 XC3 Ultra Hybrid and did have a Seasonic X-750 (750 watts, 2016 model) power supply, it couldn't keep up with the 3090 and would trip in demanding games. I bought a Corsair HX1000 (1000 watts) and the issue is resolved. I was able to play some newer games w/750W, but anything that put real demand on the GPU tripped the Seasonic PS.
This is with an i7-9700K, nothing overclocked.

Received confirmation that the 3090 hybrid fans are not available separately.  

Rbk_3

kevinc313
I'm currently in the process of setting up an Lian Li Lancool II Mesh with a CLC 280 front intake push pull, and the 3080 FTW3 hybrid rad top intake push pull. I'm of the opinion that the push pull moves enough air though the rads and case that MB temp shouldn't be an issue, I'm not doing serious cpu oc'ing.
 
Bit of a pain the the neck, CLC 360 top and front GPU would be easier to implement but would not fit on this case.

I had the same thought. Trust me don’t do this. I did this exact same thing with this exact CPU Cooler and my temperatures shot through the roof when I closed my case. They are 10+ degree cooler if I have the 3090 as exhausted. My cooler is buggered but still this made it way hotter. Here is my tweet to Jacob. Was hitting 78C in this configuration

https://twitter.com/ringo...40857167432339457?s=21

Sorry to hear about your problems.  I just got my machine rebuilt (finally).  Running Furmark 0X MSAA with +150 clock, +1000 Mem, 118% power results in an average board power draw of 435w, 91% average load, and 53C temps after about 10 minutes, about 485w peak power.  This is with push-pull A12's at 2000rpm top intake, closed case.

kevinc313
3080 #45 Worldwide / #5 USA Timespy GPU Score, #11 3080/9900K overall score USA:
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/16605955
 
Top mount intake.

23C, holy schnikes!

fugly16

kevinc313
3080 #45 Worldwide / #5 USA Timespy GPU Score, #11 3080/9900K overall score USA:
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/16605955
 
Top mount intake.

23C, holy schnikes!

LOL!  I literally stuck it out my front door in the middle of the night, 0 deg C.
 
Here's the best indoor GPU score, soft cpu score, closed case:
 
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/16600373
 
I think it MIGHT do 20,000 gpu on ambient air on a lucky run locked at 1.1v.
 
 
 
 

enewt

kevinc313
 
LOL!  I literally stuck it out my front door in the middle of the night. 

#Dedication.
 
Nice result.

Thanks!  Super happy!  Clocks are crazy.  It was holding well over 2,200 mhz.

When will the 3080 FTW3U Hybrid start to drop again? I'm only 7 minutes out