Hybrid Only, At lest they have No Hydro Copper Listed.

repo1979
Fingers crossed we get one as a option at some point

I was then broke down and got the FTW3 Hydro Coppers.
Maybe next Round.

Just hoping i can be ready when the time comes to grab a hydrocopper, need to get this build done quick so i can start saving for one
 

8+8+6 hungry

I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff
 

repo1979

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff
 

Aren't the 1080ti KPs air?

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff
 

Aren't the 1080ti KPs air?

Air and hydrocopper

repo1979

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff

Aren't the 1080ti KPs air?

Air and hydrocopper

HC is an entirely different monster than a 140mm rad, historically they're great for short runs but law of diminishing returns sets in and things get not so satisfactory in my opinion.

As far as evga and kp thinking it's the best option, well one could argue it is but for their wallets.

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff

Aren't the 1080ti KPs air?

Air and hydrocopper

HC is an entirely different monster than a 140mm rad, historically they're great for short runs but law of diminishing returns sets in and things get not so satisfactory in my opinion.

As far as evga and kp thinking it's the best option, well one could argue it is but for their wallets.

I have 2 GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 Cards using Hybrid Coolers running 7x24 @ 2050 MHz with the Temps under 43°C

xblackvalorx

bcavnaugh

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx

repo1979

xblackvalorx
I was excited until I saw the hybrid cooler. I prefer air over that, that power hungry of a card is going to heat up a hybrid cooler after like an hour and temps will skyrocket

Copper heat sink will help in the heat dept, my current card is a 1080ti kingpin and i can game for hours and only hit tops 45c but i also run my fans at 70%, could care less about noise as im after keeping her cool as possible, water block is here just waiting for my loop stuff

Aren't the 1080ti KPs air?

Air and hydrocopper

HC is an entirely different monster than a 140mm rad, historically they're great for short runs but law of diminishing returns sets in and things get not so satisfactory in my opinion.

As far as evga and kp thinking it's the best option, well one could argue it is but for their wallets.

I have 2 GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 Cards using Hybrid Coolers running 7x24 @ 2050 MHz with the Temps under 43°C

Under stress?

Yes @ 98% Usage if that is what you are asking.

xblackvalorx

bcavnaugh
Yes @ 98% Usage if that is what you are asking.

There are guys in this thread reporting 10c+ higher than my temps at lower clocks. I don't know what kinda magic you're doing but that's abnormal.
https://forums.evga.com/m...481&p=1#msg2897481

https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2897481 This is about the RTX Cards that run hotter than the GTX Cards.
The KINGPIN Cards has a Copper Heat Sink unlike the other Cards as post above #12
 
But this is taking this Thread Off Topic now.

I can fire up the other one as well and post the same.
 
In general the RTX Cards run 10°C-15°C higher than the GTX Cards air or water.
Under Water using Hydro Copper Water Blocks.

My GTX 1080 Ti K|NGP|N Hydro Copper 11G-P4-6799-KR Cards

 
All cards ATM are running PG Genefer Tasks.

rjbarker

bcavnaugh

repo1979
Fingers crossed we get one as a option at some point

I was then broke down and got the FTW3 Hydro Coppers.
Maybe next Round.

What Water Blocks do the Hydro Coppers use? Wonder if my EK Terminal blocks would be compatible....I believe Hydro Coppers used to use EK Blocks (Swiftech prior to that) ?

It is unknown who makes the Current EVGA Hydro Copper Water Blocks.

rjbarker

bcavnaugh

repo1979
Fingers crossed we get one as a option at some point

I was then broke down and got the FTW3 Hydro Coppers.
Maybe next Round.

What Water Blocks do the Hydro Coppers use? Wonder if my EK Terminal blocks would be compatible....I believe Hydro Coppers used to use EK Blocks (Swiftech prior to that) ?

EVGA used to use EK blocks for their Hydrocopper cards.  Then, they switched to some other manufacturer, but have been very secretive about the identity of that manufacturer.  Probably just some no-name factory in China.  Like, who makes EVGA's air coolers?  I guess it ends up being not relevant.
 
Water blocks are usually nickel plated copper, using CNC machining, maybe some EDM notches, some sort of CNC machined plexiglass or acetal top, and maybe some cosmetic plates, meshes, and/or LEDs.  I suppose it really isn't magic and using some no-name manufacturer is probably a good way to reduce costs by cutting out the middle man.

I'm so excited! Can't wait!