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2017/04/26 10:20:05 (permalink)
If so, what's the e.t.a.? Thanks.
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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 10:20:46 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby nebraska red 2017/04/26 10:56:56
    No info at this time. This has been asked many times.


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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 11:02:05 (permalink)
    Sorry, I used the search and got too many to search through.
     
    That's too bad. I really like the look of the evga wb. Of course I want it to say 1080 ti on the top.
    Wait...
    So, no word on whether it's being developed? Or no word on when it's being released, or no word as in they haven't said one word about it. Period.
     
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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 11:07:28 (permalink)
    +1
     
    Some info would be nice. Im still waiting for any info that would steer me into either waiting for Hydro Copper or going ahead and purchasing one of the current versions.

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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 11:07:55 (permalink)
    Well, your best bet would be to get an EK block. I'm pretty sure you can re-use the EVGA backplate, which is a huge plus with the LED lighting.
     
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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 11:24:25 (permalink)
    I prefer EVGA pre-installed block. I will have to go the EK route if there is no news on Hydro Copper but for now I am still hopeful.

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    Re: Is EVGA going to make a Hydro Copper Waterblock specifically for the 1080 ti? 2017/04/26 16:27:50 (permalink)
    I would love to know if this is happening as well.

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