I doubt you will ever see that because the pump is designed different to accommodate the coldplate that is exclusive to the kingpin. I wouldn't be surprised thought to see in the future they give more options for a 240mm vs the 120mm hybrid kits

I'd say the small 120mm rad is had its ride and next card release will all be 240mm.

Just buy a kingpin and call it a year

GTXJackBauer
There isn't one but if your goal is to get one for a reference GPU, the NZXT G12 bracket + compatible 240mm AIO could suffice.  

Doesn't have the waterblock "bump," also not compatible with the EVGA mem/vrm plate
 
 

AHowes
Just buy a kingpin and call it a year

 
Already have a 2080ti xc, just want the CLC
 
 

altonadavid
I doubt you will ever see that because the pump is designed different to accommodate the coldplate that is exclusive to the kingpin. I wouldn't be surprised thought to see in the future they give more options for a 240mm vs the 120mm hybrid kits

Seems like the pump is identical to all other Hybrid units, only the rad size is 240mm

AHowes
Well I'd sell ya mine from my kingpin but it would cost alot more then ya want to spend.

Need the cooler to keep the warranty ;)

I'm asking if I could buy the CLC from EVGA, or if there's anyone who can help me buy one from EVGA

Ill sell you mine for the EVGA price of $399.99 free shipping 
 

We unfortunately do not sell them separate. 

It would be nice if in the future if Asetek and/or EVGA could offer a modular system where you could buy a hybrid adapter kit for your specific card, without AIO, then separately sell compatible 120/240/280/360mm AIO's, and possibly even a simple chip waterblock.  That would let everyone customize for their specific needs or make upgrades easier.
 
I'm surprised there isn't an Asetek 240mm AIO offered that drops right in.
 
While we're dreaming, the standard 120mm rad could also be thicker, at least as thick as a CLC 120 rad.

kevinc313
It would be nice if in the future if Asetek and/or EVGA could offer a modular system where you could buy a hybrid adapter kit for your specific card, without AIO, then separately sell compatible 120/240/280/360mm AIO's, and possibly even a simple chip waterblock.  That would let everyone customize for their specific needs or make upgrades easier.
 
I'm surprised there isn't an Asetek 240mm AIO offered that drops right in.
 
While we're dreaming, the standard 120mm rad could also be thicker, at least as thick as a CLC 120 rad.

I actually like the NZXT G12 approach.  Design and build a GPU AIO bracket that also cools VRAM and use any of the CLCs or other mfger AIOs to it.  Whether its for CPU or GPU cooling, the AIO would work for either or.  

redarman
Old thread but any idea if the CLC off a 2080ti KP will fit the G12? My CLC from my KP is sitting around and want to give it to a friend to use on their G12.

Giving away your original cooler to a friend is a bad idea as you'll need to put the stock cooler back on your kp for any warranty work to be done.

redarman

Sajin

redarman
Old thread but any idea if the CLC off a 2080ti KP will fit the G12? My CLC from my KP is sitting around and want to give it to a friend to use on their G12.

Giving away your original cooler to a friend is a bad idea as you'll need to put the stock cooler back on your kp for any warranty work to be done.

OMG :/ 2 years from now if my KP stops working do you think EVGA would really reject the warranty because I don't have the cooler on it?

Yes.

The warranty terms are shown here:
 
https://www.evga.com/warranty/
 
So the warranty terms state that any item being returned for RMA must be put back together exactly as sold. So for example if you took off the original cooler and placed another cooler on it and after a time the card fails then you must remove the third party cooler and reinstall the original cooler with all the original parts before shipment back to EVGA for RMA.