So basically:
 
Hybrid FTW3 will have iCX and other than that, it's identical to the XC?

Will the hybrid cooler be available as a standalone product please?

When, when, when!!!

Beasthunt
When, when, when!!!

EVGA_JacobF
 
October.

EVGA_JacobF
 
October.

EVGA_JacobF
 
October.

 
:)

ru13en

EVGA_JacobF
 

 
I'm waiting to pre-order this puppy  
I will look for it, in EU shop, each day of October! (It could go out of stock quickly...)

I think AIO systems completely should replace air cooled graphic cards.
Imagine EVGA Hybrid with Dual Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM in Push Pull on 1700 RPM constant air pressure and drop to 900 RPM in idle.
 
Noctua have one very cool small fan controller NA-FC1 Manual for 3 PWM Fans. But one could keep 2 fans if need Push Pull for Hybrid.
On NA-FC1 could be installed two NF-A12x25 PWM on AIO system CLC 280 with Noctua 120-140m adapter, they are two in package.
and one NF-A12x25 PWM for EVGA Hybrid. And controller is near you, and when you play games only push to 70% and in idle on 20%.
That's best and easiest cooling of GPU/CPU except custom loop.
 

And max 280mm radiator for CPU. When CORSAIR launch H150i PRO first 360mm radiator I was curious to see how he perform compare to other models. Maybe I didn't saw good but holding so big cooler and install compare to 280mm not worth small performance difference and cost 50euro more. 
But it's completely different situation when you put water inside, more coolant, better flow...
Swiftech D5 X50 + Swiftech 360mm radiator could be bought for CORSAIR H150i PRO. 
That's not finished loop but it's excellent start, you need CPU block, best some 1st class block, 6 fittings and tubes to finish loop capable for much more than CPU cooler only.

Topless_Stang

TahoeDust
So....the real question is, will the EVGA 2080ti FTW3 Hybrid pre-order start before my B&H 2080ti FTW3 ships?.........

That’s what I wanna know too... If not some news on Availability of the FTW Hybrid kit would be nice as well.

Hello,

Jacob said « october ». Hope this helps :)

I keep seeing pics of the 2080 FTW Hybrid...I just want to confirm, there will also be a 2080 TI FTW3 Hybrid as well, correct? This will also be up for preorder in October?

Topless_Stang
I keep seeing pics of the 2080 FTW Hybrid...I just want to confirm, there will also be a 2080 TI FTW3 Hybrid as well, correct? This will also be up for preorder in October?

I'm wondering the same thing...does anyone know if there will be a 2080 TI FTW Hybrid released in October?




 
 

Topless_Stang

jrwininger

Topless_Stang
I keep seeing pics of the 2080 FTW Hybrid...I just want to confirm, there will also be a 2080 TI FTW3 Hybrid as well, correct? This will also be up for preorder in October?

I'm wondering the same thing...does anyone know if there will be a 2080 TI FTW released in October?




 
 

The 2080 TI FTW3 Ultra is on the site already...I'm inquiring about the Hybrid version.  You didn't say Hybrid in your response...so I just wanted to be sure we were asking about the same thing.

Yes, my bad...meant to say Hybrid...updated post.

Vlada011
FTW3 Hybrid and FTW3 Hydro Copper are for now best teased RTX20-Series.
Inno3D make AIO Cooled GPU with 240mm radiator... not necessary at all.
Same opinion as for CORSAIR 360mm. AIO GPU 120 and AIO CPU 280mm are best.
280mm make difference compare to 240mm but 360 not so compare to 280mm. 
 
That's only weak side of good cases I saw 570X, Paean, my Lian Li PC-O11 WXC... None of them didn't had space for 280mm radiator, and what happen, people who need 280mm AIO stuck to 240mm with 6-7C higher temps or need to pay 50-60 euro more for 360mm radiator for 3-4C lower temps than 280mm.
280mm radiator seriously increase case size and adapter sometimes could help to hold radiator if case have enough space, most of them not.
Lucky for me I will keep 360mm radiator for CPU/VRM/GPU and have space for one more 360mm any thickness radiator.
 
 

I understand there will be diminishing returns on radiator size vs temperature. Not 100% sure if we are talking about the same card, the Inno3D GPU (iChill 2080 ti) I saw is not a hybrid, is just AIO cooled. I am not sure about if just a 120mm radiator AIO will have lower temperature than a 2 fans cooled GPU.
Back to EVGA Hybrid, I would really like to know how much of a difference will there be for 120mm vs 240mm radiator. I wonder if there are any similar scenario tested.

For GPU 240mm radiator is not necessary, my opinion. I would prefer if 120+120 for both CPU/GPU can finish job.
But CPU coolers profit from 280mm radiators because possibility to OC very nice. 
Guys I talk use most CORSAIR ML120 Pro or ML120 Twin Pack or EVGA 120mm Hybrid and keep fans on half speed only.
55-65C, even lower than 65C for GTX1080.
That's experience with long long gaming, whole time GPU heat didn't increase temperature of other component if they are in exhaust configuration.
 
 
With these new AIO Systems 120mm for GPU and 120-280 for CPU is from my perspective best.
And one 120mm radiator and coolant deal very easy with temperatures as best triple
air coolers with advantage in ambient temps, cleaning and I can say look.
 
I believe graphic proccessor work on that way that 240mm or 360mm radiator with AIO system can't reach temperature of custom watercooled GPU with single radiator (maybe arround 45-55C, I doubt temps are lower in graphicaly demand gaming under water, maybe 50C with 240mm radiator on custom loop only for GPU)... From other side EVGA Hybrid AIO reach 50-65C... How much could be improvement with 240mm AIO GPU when can't reach so low temperatures as full custom loop. Let's say 7-8C in best scenario.
 
Check difference bettween CORSAIR AIO PRO RGB 360mm and 280mm from same newest generation.
Difference is misarable, double that difference not worth size of radiator and higher cost.
 
https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/cooling/corsair-hydro-series-h150i-pro-rgb-and-h115i-pro-rgb-reviews/2/
 
I notice, with similar AIO... example CORSAIR big role play type of fans. Than 280mm radiator from older model (different fan type) is close to 240mm from newer generation (better fan type), but same models with better fan type difference is worth of investment in 280 not in 240mm.
 
Short, I believe difference bettween 240mm and 120mm AIO on CPU is bigger than difference between same radiator size on AIO for GPU.
But I don't have evidence. Maybe capability to OC graphic cards and processors is different and that's difference.
 
 
 
 
 

Vlada011
For GPU 240mm radiator is not necessary, my opinion. I would prefer if 120+120 for both CPU/GPU can finish job.
But CPU coolers profit from 280mm radiators because possibility to OC very nice. 
Guys I talk use most CORSAIR ML120 Pro or ML120 Twin Pack or EVGA 120mm Hybrid and keep fans on half speed only.
55-65C, even lower than 65C for GTX1080.
That's experience with long long gaming, whole time GPU heat didn't increase temperature of other component if they are in exhaust configuration.
 
 
With these new AIO Systems 120mm for GPU and 120-280 for CPU is from my perspective best.
And one 120mm radiator and coolant deal very easy with temperatures as best triple
air coolers with advantage in ambient temps, cleaning and I can say look.
 
I believe graphic proccessor work on that way that 240mm or 360mm radiator with AIO system can't reach temperature of custom watercooled GPU with single radiator (maybe arround 45-55C, I doubt temps are lower in graphicaly demand gaming under water, maybe 50C with 240mm radiator on custom loop only for GPU)... From other side EVGA Hybrid AIO reach 50-65C... How much could be improvement with 240mm AIO GPU when can't reach so low temperatures as full custom loop. Let's say 7-8C in best scenario.
 
Check difference bettween CORSAIR AIO PRO RGB 360mm and 280mm from same newest generation.
Difference is misarable, double that difference not worth size of radiator and higher cost.
 
https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/cooling/corsair-hydro-series-h150i-pro-rgb-and-h115i-pro-rgb-reviews/2/
 
I notice, with similar AIO... example CORSAIR big role play type of fans. Than 280mm radiator from older model (different fan type) is close to 240mm from newer generation (better fan type), but same models with better fan type difference is worth of investment in 280 not in 240mm.
 
Short, I believe difference bettween 240mm and 120mm AIO on CPU is bigger than difference between same radiator size on AIO for GPU.
But I don't have evidence. Maybe capability to OC graphic cards and processors is different and that's difference.
 
 
 
 
 

My EVGA 1080 Hybrid only goes to like 57C max. It's pretty insane as far as cooling goes, although I did throw a RIIING fan on it, so that might help.

Hi,
I really would like to know if there will be a 120mm version. I got a s340 elite and having only one slot 120mm free is definetly a factor when it comes to hybrid version.
And I think I'm not alone here as many people have small factor cases or less headroom.
 
Also, will there be a step up possible, ( i got 42 days left so that would be amazing if i could step up into rtx 2080 ti )
 
Cheerios,
Peta

Petajoule
Hi,
I really would like to know if there will be a 120mm version. I got a s340 elite and having only one slot 120mm free is definetly a factor when it comes to hybrid version.
And I think I'm not alone here as many people have small factor cases or less headroom.
 
Also, will there be a step up possible, ( i got 42 days left so that would be amazing if i could step up into rtx 2080 ti )
 
Cheerios,
Peta

Hey,
 
I believe someone from EVGA in this post said it was going to be a single fan rad meaning same rad as usual.