Vlada011
Is it possible to work somehow?

Unless something has changed that I'm not aware of, you have to use a modified physx driver hack to make it work.

Hey folks, 980 Ti Hybrid AIOs in stock now at Newegg, just got a 2nd one for my 2nd Titan X :)
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814998105&cm_re=evga_hybrid-_-14-998-105-_-Product
 
Shroud style doesn't matter to me as I am using ShadowYuna's sweet Reference cooler mod :D

Just stumbled on to evga site and there was 980ti cooler in stock. Managed to place an order and it must have been the last one. No more at stock after my order. Usually I am not this lucky.

Why is there weird reviews on Amazon for the 980 ti hybrid:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Z0UX8TA/?tag=nisa-20

Hi guys! Has anyone using TX with EVGA AIO 980 cooler achieved some good overclocking results, not possible on stock air? For example using customized EVGA HC BIOS(MAXAIR2, 1.25-1.26V, 450W TDP) lets me go as far as 1470-1480 MHz boost clock on stock air - could this be further improved by changing to hybrid AIO? I understand that I'll get less noise(I have to use 4800 rpm of stock cooler to overclock), but what about overclocking possibilities?

dad_evga
Hi guys! Has anyone using TX with EVGA AIO 980 cooler achieved some good overclocking results, not possible on stock air? For example using customized EVGA HC BIOS(MAXAIR2, 1.25-1.26V, 450W TDP) lets me go as far as 1470-1480 MHz boost clock on stock air - could this be further improved by changing to hybrid AIO? I understand that I'll get less noise(I have to use 4800 rpm of stock cooler to overclock), but what about overclocking possibilities?

Haven't had mine yet but found this review by Gamers Nexus about 980 ti hybrid. For some reason I couldn't post the link with my iPad.

Just google gtx 980 ti review and you will find it. Hope it answers your question.

dad_evga
Hi guys! Has anyone using TX with EVGA AIO 980 cooler achieved some good overclocking results, not possible on stock air? For example using customized EVGA HC BIOS(MAXAIR2, 1.25-1.26V, 450W TDP) lets me go as far as 1470-1480 MHz boost clock on stock air - could this be further improved by changing to hybrid AIO? I understand that I'll get less noise(I have to use 4800 rpm of stock cooler to overclock), but what about overclocking possibilities?

No, and you shouldn't expect it to.
 
My TX hit 1450MHz stable boost clock on air, and after using multiple different BIOSes and tweaking voltage with the AIO hybrid cooler it rose to 1455MHz.  And even that is questionable, it was likely stable at 1455MHz on air as well (close, within the margin of error).
 
BUT...it's an F-ton quieter, which is what I was really after in the first place.  Love the AIO, couldn't go back to living without it heh.

mako88
No, and you shouldn't expect it to.

Hm, maybe yours was just already good. What BIOSes you tried? Mine hits about 1420-1430 boost on air and it seems to be able to achieve 1470-1480(but not 1500 even in short test) with the latest "maxair" BIOS (130-140% TP/TDP, 1.26V, 3DMark passes, have not tested for stability yet) but this voltage is too hot even at max RPM. And this BIOS is not usable at default "auto" rpm - temp rises too quick, so it's only usable on liquid(hybrid) cooler or only max RPM air(too much noise).

ShadowYuna
Just quick update. Due to annoying pump noise from EVGA Hyrbid Cooler I decided to modify my old Corsir H75 with Hybrid Cooler. Since they are from same OEM product it perfectly fit.
 


 
No more pump noise either on idle or full load. Also with this mod I can install 280mm rad all in one cooler to graphic card(Like H110) or 140mm rad all in one cooler(Like H90). 
 
I was just wondering did EVGA used cheap pump on their Hybrid Cooler? Since they are same OEM how come there is pump noise on Hybrid but no pump noise on Corsiar H75?

I have one more question for you. When you remove the copper plate to replace, will it leak? I don't know what's inside it. Should I be aware of anything?
Thank you!

ShadowYuna
Finallu my mod has been finished. It took some time due the card went to RMA for coil whine.
 
Now there is no more buzzing sound from Pump or from coil whine.
 
The fans I used on radiator is Noctua F12PWM fan as push(1000 rpm) and Noctua S12A FLX as pull(1000 rpm)
 
The temp on first card never goes higher than 55 degree and second card never goes higher than 51 degree on both game or benchmark.
 
In terms of noise is very different by person. For me I am very sensitive and my PC room is very very quite at night so I can hear any buzzing sound from outside of my house or in the room. 
 
The money I have spend on this mod is around 400 dollars total. It may be similar price for custom loop water cooling. But due to it can use on any other Geforce reference card at the moment , I am happy with perfromance , Noise and Looks.
 
I wanted to keep the green Geforce GTX LED. That is why I start this mod. 

 
 

very nice build! I'm interested in knowing if any coolant was exposed when you swapped the copper plates on the h75 and evga coolers?

Another question: is 980(or titan X) EVGA hybrid cooler compatible with ancient Zalman GS1200 case? In general this case is not good for CPU water cooling, for example there's no proper place inside for 240 mm rad. But Maybe 120 mm is OK?

chris701
Selling my 2 coolers on ebay for those in the UK.  
 
 
 
 
 
Wanted to use for SLI but I found there was no way to fit in the case.  The radiator is larger than the 120mm fan.
 
I would have had to mount externally which is difficult with a closed loop cooler and would mean cutting large holes in the case.
 
 

What case are you using?

Finally got everything the way I like it, I think.  Had to use a couple of things from another case to move the radiators a few inches closer to the gpu's so there isn't as much tension as there was when I ran them all the way to the front of the case.  Love these 980 ti kits.
 

 
 
 
Here's the way it was before I moved it up some:
 

 
 
Here's the naked case with all the fans.  Case is a TT Core V71:
 

 

Hey,
 
You have to be F5'in :)
 
Max

Now look very nice with GeForce logo. Many people bought reference cooler mostly because nice design.
I like and silver and black version.
 
I really like improvement from TITAN Black to TITAN X.
Overclocked TITAN X is almost as TITAN Black SLI strong...