Like the fe blower fan or louder? I had 4 fe 1080s and I don't think I could deal with them on 100% to keep them in the 50-60c range.

The Titan xp is a beast once you put it under water. Just finished installing an Ek full coverage block and back plate And the throttling issue is a thing of the past. Gpu hasn't even hit 40c yet gaming or benchmarking!!! I absolutely love it now. Core runs at 2050 and memory at 5240 and I barley over locked! And it's so quiet!!! I see another in the future!!!

I'm going to upgrade my case to the new Corsair 740 Air.
 
They are supposed to have stock in about 3 to 4 weeks.
 
If we have no Pascal Hybrid by then, I'll go full water!  :D

Strange on hard forums and reddit I've read of people complaining it still down clocks cause of the power limit even though there water cooling the card and it's in the 40s???

Maybe it's just thencase chip hitting it's limit at that core clock at the voltage and they think it's power limit..

Though.. people are doing hard mods to the Titan xp to get around the power limit.

AHowes
Strange on hard forums and reddit I've read of people complaining it still down clocks cause of the power limit even though there water cooling the card and it's in the 40s???

Maybe it's just thencase chip hitting it's limit at that core clock at the voltage and they think it's power limit..

Though.. people are doing hard mods to the Titan xp to get around the power limit.

Doesn't appear to be throttling to me. 

Stayed 2050 the entire time I played GTA5

Regarding Titan Xp, I had one for a while, and compared to my overclocked 980 TI was about 80% faster in the sims I run. But as soon as I tried in games with Oculus CV 1, the Titan would not clock up at the same game graphics settings.  If I tried to up the in game graphics settings it still did not work correctly. I spent a day or too with Nvidia techs, and sent them diagnostic files and ran tests they ask me to run.  Bottom Line they could not get it to work. So I returned the card. I really wanted it to work.  So for now using my 980 TI s.

Nereus
 
 Delivered about 15 minutes ago!    
 

 
 
 
 

So Beautiful!
Those are mine:


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Got mine a few days ago.
 

 
 

It has already been 2 months since i got mine and also have all 3 HB sli bridges :)

 
Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.
 

Nereus
 
Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.
 

Good talk my man! Nice to see that you finally went with the Titan and that they went through with your payment card!

How's the noise level for you?

Berga

Nereus
Just installed, boosts to 1885MHz on load with everything on default, which is way beyond the advertised 1531MHz boost, temp got to 73F although it was only a 5 minute load test. No fan noise issue whatsoever with this one. Waiting on an AIO water cooler before I start clocking it, hopefully EVGA will have one out soon. Awesome.

Good talk my man! Nice to see that you finally went with the Titan and that they went through with your payment card!
How's the noise level for you?

Fan noise is not an issue at all - I think my 980Ti made more noise than this Titan XP. Of course once EVGA gets the AIO cooler out, it's going to be even better.
 

I spent some time this weekend installing the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit onto my Titan X P:
 

 
Temps Running folding @ home work unit:
 

 
I can confirm that the GPU block from the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit works great for the Titan X P.  You can use the existing Titan PCB heat spreader, and the EVGA block.
 
Unfortunately, you have to totally disassemble the card to get at the fan plug.  Not too scary, just take your time.

astrallite

ksgnow2010
I spent some time this weekend installing the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit onto my Titan X P:
 

 
Temps Running folding @ home work unit:
 

 
I can confirm that the GPU block from the EVGA 1080 Hybrid kit works great for the Titan X P.  You can use the existing Titan PCB heat spreader, and the EVGA block.
 
Unfortunately, you have to totally disassemble the card to get at the fan plug.  Not too scary, just take your time.

Nice write-up! I was waiting for confirmation if the 1080 Hybrid worked for the Titan X Pascal. But why did you unplug the fan? Shouldn't it still be on to cool the VRMs?

You have to connect the AIO pump head to the PCB.  This cable is a splitter cable that you also connect the shroud fan into.
 
In order to get at this connector, you have to totally disassemble the card.
 
Does that make more sense?