EVGA'S HYBRID COOLER GIVES YOU THE BENEFITS OF CUSTOM WATER COOLING IN A SIMPLE SELF-CONTAINED UNIT.
No additional parts and hardware needed. Easy and simple installation with no hassle maintenance.

• Patented dedicated memory cooling plate allowing direct contact with the water block. Large VRM heatsink and Hydro Dynamic Bearing fan to provide cooling to power management components with lower noise and longer life span.
• Solid copper base plate provide superior heat transfer.
• Full control of both VRM and Radiator fan with EVGA's Precision X1 software.
• Simple and clean aesthetic with customizable RGB lighting to fit any color scheme.

The EVGA HYBRID saves you the headaches of obtaining individual water cooling parts, assembly, and leak testing, simply plug and play. The all in one solution means no hassles with maintenance or filling just sit back and relax.
To learn more, visit here: https://www.evga.com/articles/01389/evga-hybrid-coolers/

I'd be interested in getting one, but the hybrid cooler for my 2080 Ti XC seems to be discontinued. Also, the water block for it has been out of stock for a while.

sinthe
So are the 2080ti hybrid cooler going back on sale? Seems a bit shady to get peoples hopes up with the article on the websites front page. There's no specification thats its only available to the ftw 3 anywhere in the article. Only when you visit the product page does it say its out of stock. 
 
 

 
the article in Question is about Cards that come with the Hybid option ... it is Not really about the Hybrid conversion kits
 
under "Specs at a glance" ---> it Only Lists cards with the hybrid already installed

we ever going to get this for a 1660 super because these EVGA cards run crazy hot and the fans sound like being stuck in a wind tunnel

belgradar
we ever going to get this for a 1660 super because these EVGA cards run crazy hot and the fans sound like being stuck in a wind tunnel

Maybe not for the 1660 Super. But would you guys want to see Hybrid solutions for say an RTX 2060 Super?

I own a 2080 hybrid now and just wanted to say it's quite impressive. Noise levels are more than acceptable and temps are well below maximum under stress @ 1440p in all my games (most testing w/ Call of Duty MW). I'm very satisfied and honestly convinced that this is the future of consumer graphics with respect to gaming. AIO cooling and water blocks are the way to go with respect to maxing out clocks without seeing instability and a high temperature inferno. As their price comes down and reliability goes up I see no reason for them to not make it into most mid-priced builds. So thanks EVGA, very satisfied customer here.

is there one for the EVGA RTX 2080 Super XC ULTRA model? This is the 2.5" wide cooler version. Thanks!

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Very satisfied with my 2080S FTW3 Hybrid.  As a first time builder I was not ready to tackle a custom loop, so a dual AIO scenario is what I settled on.  My 280 CLC handles my 9700K @ 5 GHz and the rad on the 2080S was set up in a push/pull at the front of my case and rips everything I throw at it.
 
I am definitely thinking about a custom loop for my next build, but am quite  pleased with what EVGA has produced with this hybrid.

+1..... i have to agree. I won a GTX980TI Hybrid kit from a contest here on the forums, thanx again you know who you are, and i installed it on my GTX780 and its been running ever since then 24/7/365 for the most part. There are times when the system is off for a bit, but not much.I cant remember the exact date but im pretty sure that was around early 2016, so its pushing 5 years now. I did install it the recommended way and im using the high speed yate loons on it in push/pull, but these fans, and the case/cpu fans, are hooked to my Lamptron FC2. The gcard only controls its fan and the Hybrid pump.Besides the whole case being filtered and pretty frequent cleanings im not sure why else its done so well other than its well built. I was pretty skeptical about these AIO type units too but winning this thing really changed that for me. So good work Evga, Ase, and that guy who did the contest.... you managed to change my mind. Thank you!

How noisy are the hybrid cards compared to air cooler cards can a 140 mm rad really cool a 300 w tdp card?

Since it's switching to 240, probably not that noisy

dominic2189
It will be a 240mm rad for 3000 series Hybrids. My 1070Ti Hybrid stays sub 50C under 2Ghz OC n 10% memory oc, 5500 from 5000. It does great. With that said, a 240 should be plenty imo. The 3090 has a Kingpin tier, which will use a 360mm

I’m hoping. I was thinking that I needed to go with waterblock model, but I would rather go with self contained unit...at least for now.