donta1979

chrisdglong
I guess damaged components are not covered in the warranty... I will never buy closed loop water cooled components that do not cover other components that are damaged if there is a leak. Corsair covers damage to other components. Based on EVGA ignoring my question, it sounds like they do not. 

+1 good question
If Corsair comes out with one of these units I am all in if only corsair would move into motherboard and gpus, but do not see that happening for some time if at all.

No, but Corsair covers water damage from their CPU units. This is a GPU liquid cooler... You know very well that a small percentage of them will leak. Does anyone want to risk losing thousands of dollars on other hardware, if EVGA is is not going to cover water damage to other components? I don't. 

seyumi

chrisdglong

donta1979

chrisdglong
I guess damaged components are not covered in the warranty... I will never buy closed loop water cooled components that do not cover other components that are damaged if there is a leak. Corsair covers damage to other components. Based on EVGA ignoring my question, it sounds like they do not. 

+1 good question
If Corsair comes out with one of these units I am all in if only corsair would move into motherboard and gpus, but do not see that happening for some time if at all.

No, but Corsair covers water damage from their CPU units. This is a GPU liquid cooler... You know very well that a small percentage of them will leak. Does anyone want to risk losing thousands of dollars on other hardware, if EVGA is is not going to cover water damage to other components? I don't. 

Wow dude stop freaking out. You literally asked the question 6 hours ago. Someone isn't sitting on the forums all the time being paid just to answer your questions within 60 minutes.

Someone replied since I asked my question... Take my word Chip, they don't cover it. That, or they are scrambling because they have yet to even think about this scenario... Which I wouldn't be surprised either. In either case, I would NOT buy this until we got some answers... Evga is great with graphics cards, but other devices... Yeah, I need assurance that my other high-end components are not going to be written off if this thing fails. 

seyumi

chrisdglong

seyumi

chrisdglong

donta1979

chrisdglong
I guess damaged components are not covered in the warranty... I will never buy closed loop water cooled components that do not cover other components that are damaged if there is a leak. Corsair covers damage to other components. Based on EVGA ignoring my question, it sounds like they do not. 

+1 good question
If Corsair comes out with one of these units I am all in if only corsair would move into motherboard and gpus, but do not see that happening for some time if at all.

No, but Corsair covers water damage from their CPU units. This is a GPU liquid cooler... You know very well that a small percentage of them will leak. Does anyone want to risk losing thousands of dollars on other hardware, if EVGA is is not going to cover water damage to other components? I don't. 

Wow dude stop freaking out. You literally asked the question 6 hours ago. Someone isn't sitting on the forums all the time being paid just to answer your questions within 60 minutes.

Someone replied since I asked my question... Take my word chip, they don't cover it. 

I've asked questions. Doesn't mean I expect immediate answers. Sometimes my answers get skipped then answered weeks later. Name me 1 single GPU vendor that actually answers whiney questions on their customers forums? Last time I check in the past 10 years, only Jacob from EVGA does. Give him some time.

Been here longer, more posts... Yeah, I think I know what I am talking about. 

seyumi

chrisdglong

seyumi

chrisdglong

seyumi

chrisdglong

donta1979

chrisdglong
I guess damaged components are not covered in the warranty... I will never buy closed loop water cooled components that do not cover other components that are damaged if there is a leak. Corsair covers damage to other components. Based on EVGA ignoring my question, it sounds like they do not. 

+1 good question
If Corsair comes out with one of these units I am all in if only corsair would move into motherboard and gpus, but do not see that happening for some time if at all.

No, but Corsair covers water damage from their CPU units. This is a GPU liquid cooler... You know very well that a small percentage of them will leak. Does anyone want to risk losing thousands of dollars on other hardware, if EVGA is is not going to cover water damage to other components? I don't. 

Wow dude stop freaking out. You literally asked the question 6 hours ago. Someone isn't sitting on the forums all the time being paid just to answer your questions within 60 minutes.

Someone replied since I asked my question... Take my word chip, they don't cover it. 

I've asked questions. Doesn't mean I expect immediate answers. Sometimes my answers get skipped then answered weeks later. Name me 1 single GPU vendor that actually answers whiney questions on their customers forums? Last time I check in the past 10 years, only Jacob from EVGA does. Give him some time.

Been here longers, more posts... Yeah, I think I know what I am talking about. 

 
lmao what a great response. What makes you think I wasn't lingering for years before I signed up? What does that have to do with anything? Want to start comparing household incomes now or what cars we drive? Grow up.

I asked a legit question. If they had such a warranty yet, they WOULD have responded instantly. This shows 1: They have yet to think about this. OR 2: They thought about it and were wishing that you did not. 

chrisdglong


Shut up you troll. I asked a legit question. If they had such a warranty yet, they WOULD have responded instantly. 

This is trolling -> My computer system is about 3x more expensive than yours. That means I'm better than you and I know more about what I'm talking about.
 
Anyway it was a good question. I would assume Jacob would have to be very careful about answering your question since this would be a very special warranty-type situation they've never dealt with before since this is their first AIO GPU. He could maybe get in abig trouble if he claims it's covered and it's not. Probably needs some higher-ups to get clarification on this one. I'm curious to know as well since I was going to put 4 of these in my computer. Unfortunately there's no other GPU vendors who have an AIO GPU except Inno3D which don't seem to sell a lot and aren't available in North America.

seyumi

chrisdglong


Shut up you troll. I asked a legit question. If they had such a warranty yet, they WOULD have responded instantly. 

This is trolling -> My computer system is about 3x more expensive than yours. That means I'm better than you and I know more about what I'm talking about.
 
Anyway it was a good question. I would assume Jacob would have to be very careful about answering your question since this would be a very special warranty-type situation they've never dealt with before since this is their first AIO GPU. He could maybe get in abig trouble if he claims it's covered and it's not. Probably needs some higher-ups to get clarification on this one. I'm curious to know as well since I was going to put 4 of these in my computer. Unfortunately there's no other GPU vendors who have an AIO GPU except Inno3D which don't seem to sell a lot and aren't available in North America.

Exactly, so why are we having this discussion. EVGA obviously have yet to think about this, OR they would have an instant response.... BTW, yes, I take my computer components VERY seriously after sinking thousands of dollars into them. We all know what liquid damage can do to all that. Like my Corsair liquid CPU cooler, I want some sort of assurance that I will be covered if EVGA's liquid GPU cooler leaks. 

ManBearPig

chrisdglong

ManBearPig

chrisdglong

chrisdglong
Been here longers, more posts... Yeah, I think I know what I am talking about.

Shut up you troll. I asked a legit question. If they had such a warranty yet, they WOULD have responded instantly. 

 Just wow.  Goes to show how immature some people really are.

I see you are adding nothing... 

And you throwing your post count (which means nothing) and how long you've been here (lol, you were here 4 months before him, big whoop) and calling people trolls (which is against the TOS) adds nothing as well besides showing how immature you really are.

Add something. There, I deleted the "troll" reference... The content is still EXACTLY the same. 

ManBearPig

chrisdglong

ManBearPig

chrisdglong

ManBearPig

chrisdglong

chrisdglong
Been here longers, more posts... Yeah, I think I know what I am talking about.

Shut up you troll. I asked a legit question. If they had such a warranty yet, they WOULD have responded instantly. 

 Just wow.  Goes to show how immature some people really are.

I see you are adding nothing... 

And you throwing your post count (which means nothing) and how long you've been here (lol, you were here 4 months before him, big whoop) and calling people trolls (which is against the TOS) adds nothing as well besides showing how immature you really are.

Add something. 

Alright, how about we wait for an official answer before we start getting all worked up and calling people names?

You still have not added anything. Please, bug off. Since you have yet to add anything, are you "im manbearpig" on Origin?

ManBearPig
Actually I did.  I added that there hasn't been enough time for an official answer and that we should wait before we jump to conclusions.  This way we don't get all riled up and start acting immature on the internet?

The only thing that I want to know now, are you "im manbearpig"?

No I am not, and what does that matter anyway about the 980 AIO???

It is a very good question and one that does need to be answered.

I actually want to commend EVGA on the $650 pricing on this thing. This card has faster clocks than a 980FTW @ $580 and the same clocks as a $700 classified and an $800 hydro copper. Geeze the stock superclocked 980 is $620 right now. You’re only paying $30 more for faster clocks, a radiator, a fan, piping, a pump, & fluid. Not a bad deal. The new shroud design superclocked is only $570 though but still slower clocks & only $80 cheaper. Plus of course you get better cooling & system sound than all the GPUs I mentioned (except the hydro copper of course assuming its a beefy cooling system).
 
This is the main reason why I don’t want to do a full custom loop system. Too much maintenance, too expensive, too much loss of resale value, too many things you need to measure and cut, and too much risk of leaks. I’ve done it before and it was nothing but headaches. I honestly believe these AIO GPUs are the future of GPU cooling just like how the CPU AIOs are skyrocketing in popularity. I specifically built my case for 4 AIO GPUs. It has 6 radiator spaces at the top. 2 for the 240mm AIO CPU, and 4 for 120mm AIO GPUs.

I would love one of these on my titan x's, but probably would just deal with air cause i don't have much room for extra radiators all over it. (already have a corsair one for my CPU)

Package for EVGA GTX980 Hybrid is E X C E L L E N T!
I can't describe how I like to see such nicely packed hardware.
But I'm very sad because EVGA don't want to treat every special card on that way.
GTX780Ti K|NGP|N, 980 K|NGP|N, TITAN X Superclocked, all of them deserve such nice package.

a Titan X Hybrid is needed way more than a 980 was.