EVGAs first new product AFTER leaving GPU Market! 

Fuckin corpos

Gonna be the next Militech

Yoooo nice reference

​@@Ghost-hs6qq I don't get it

@Don't Read My Profile Photo that was a hell of a rabbit hole

I'm hoping the same will happen..

Or rather both AMD and Intel, fck exclusivity... Hope they'd have a better deal and more freedom than when they were with Nvidia

I wouldn't be surprised if we see in the future evga rx 8900/9900 xtx kingpin edition with 1000+ watt tdp for benchmarks only

I would rather have them with Intel since having another competition is good.

@@vuri3798 Yes indeed, we need more competition in the GPU market.... badly

My P2 750w still 5/10 years warranty. Expensive af, next time Ill buy Gold PSUs from other brands, half the price.

@@fynkozari9271 AX 860i here. Made some measurements recently, not even below spec even after 10 years

@@akiraic Corsair RM psu 2021 have 10 years warranty.

I hope EVGA hops in on the GPU industry. It's gonna be really good for competition, for the integrity of their products, and for us consumers (price and performance-wise)

@@fynkozari9271 It's a beginners thing to pick corsair, probably running a 3060 and 5600x with it I presume

I’m with you bud…. Z690 dark kingpin only allows for the noctua big 15 to upwards. Considering this aio instead

If you want to support the little guy, you should get something like an id cooling or a thermalright

I was gonna say you could make the background of the screen Hal 9000 and of course your comment is 3rd on the page.

consumer friendly, then you have to go with the Arctic Liequid freezer II ...

@@terribrad24 if you can find one right now. Currently on my last attempt to order one and if this one doesn't show, I'm done with them. Lol....and have only owned their thermal paste!!

Still have one of those, wold be awesome if evga made one for the new generation of gpus.

Especially since the NZXT hasn't been rated or updated to work with anything beyond the 2000 series of cards. People have to do too much custom work on them now to maybe make them fit newer cards ... and questionable partner variants. It's pretty shocking that NZXT hasn't bothered making new brackets, and nobody else has bothered to try either.

@@ToadstedCroaks if you are going to invest the time and money to custom block your gpu, then obviously you are well informed on pc components and watercooling, why the fuck would you pick a shitty overpriced nzxt asutek aio for that task? The only use case would be to fit the pump in a SFF. Still other better options though. Pre blocked card with an aio, fine makes sense super easy to just buy and install for the average user. But you are going to make a conscious effort to block your card and pick an aio? Really mind blowing choice

@@ProfileUserNumber Makes since for a lot of people, where i live water-cooled cards are either out of stock, non-existent or stupidly overpriced and a custom loop is way more expensive, dangerous, and a hassle to install and maintain. The G12 is pretty good, low-maintenance, solution to get a near-silent gpu that runs cooler than stock.

@@mactep1 way more expensive? Choosing your own soft tube, compression fittings and rad and pump/res and block, would be an extra 100-200 dollars over buying a gpu aio from nzxt. Pre blocked cards with aios only exist for gpus that are flagship or just under flagship, so we’re talking about 2000 dollar graphics cards, if you are making that purchase based off saving 100 bucks that you really really need, you are unreasonable, you should not be PC watercooling. You can also get pre made soft tube kits from Corsair or EK that would be even cheaper than doing your own. In terms of danger, The only danger comes from installing the block on the gpu and removing the cooler. You still have to do that on an aio, and you take that risk for a shitty result. You get a pump you can’t switch out, or even turn down the speed for. You can’t maintain an aio at all, you can’t refill it easily, you can’t expand your loop or change its position or change the fluid. So not sure how a real loop is harder to maintain it’s actually way easier. You don’t do maintenance in a gpu aio you just throw it out when the shit asutek pump goes or the fluid level drops and it stops cooling properly.

Dont you wonder why other board partners are not having the issue's they had? Do you wonder why they said why won't become AMD partner? Think about it lol, the problem been on their side all the time, not Nvidia.

@@budgetking2591 what is it? Would you mind to shed some light?

@@budgetking2591 Other board partners have exact same issues. However, none had done anything about it. It all was on rumors level. They just quit business which left a bad taste in their mouth. You do not want to go into the same exact business which was losing you money which you just quit.

Evga left nvidia, not the other way around. They are fine

@@budgetking2591 that's some mental gymnastics if I've ever seen it

@DonTomazo Corsairs are just as expensive

I wanted to do the Lian Li unifans... but they were always sold out during the shortage when I was building so I ended up going Corsair... I regret my decision greatly lol

The Daisy-Chain is awesome. i got DeepCool LS720 and my fans Daisy-Chain. i love it

Is why I wanted em when I was buying 10 fans for my pc, but this was during shortages and couldn't get an lian-li fans (less cables is heaven). So ended up with Corsair QL120s, so many cables! Saying Lian-Li's are expensive, at the time they were cheaper than my QL120s

How do they compare to the Arctic a-rgb fans that have similar functions but are more budget friendly?

I recently started learning about building my first PC. Can you explain what EVGA did to make them the fan favorite or the go to for GPUs and other parts? Was it their quality of GPU or something else?

@@ShawnFX usually looks the simplest and cleanest. also did have one of the best performances in terms of cooling

they never left the market, they have PSUs and a load of other things

@@ShawnFX Price per performance, good software/reliable drivers for all of their stuff, stuff looks clean, and all that culminated to give them a really good brand image.

@@ShawnFX And I'll add that their customer service is super solid, I've had a great experience talking with them on the phone to troubleshoot and getting an RMA when my product stopped working. Heard a lot of other folks commend their customer service as well.

Signal rgb is way better

@@TechGuy42ilm Seems pretty fancy, though it only works on Windows

@@TechGuy42ilm that shit uses way too much ram and is not FOSS

@@TechGuy42ilm I could never get it to cooperate properly with my different fans etc. Only seemed to work if you're doing one solid color with no effects

@@TechGuy42ilm that is if they support one's hardware

Glad you love yours too. Its a fantastic card isnt it? At least they went out with a bang :)

Got a EVGA 3080 FTW3 Ultra in EK block+ABP - girlie gettin that and im goin AMD XTX full block and shunting NVidia to the ditch

I was close to selling my 3090 kp, but I'm going to hold onto it now. Kinda wish I didn't sell my 2080 ti kp. But that's how I can afford to keep playing with ln2, buy, play/compete on hall of fame/ sell the card so I can get next Gen. I am really really sad no kingpin for the 40 series and who knows how many more gens.

I'm never getting rid of my 1080 ftw3, that bitch is a beautiful piece of history. Maybe I'll get a glass case or something.

Do you overclock memory to 21gb form the 19gb speed because in a air cooled card that's impossible. It will overheat, can u actually do hard-core overclocking even with a air cool. I have a hybrid from asus and is a beast but air-cooled cards don't clock as much or sustainable. My card overclock to 2100mhz with a ram speed of 21gb. I have a 3080ti. I also have 450 watt bios from asus. You should disable that 450 bios paying all that electricity for no reason.

With great power comes great electricity bill

thats not hiding that giant connector coming off the display im afraid. At least its not hard mounted like they all used to be.

This is what I do as well when I have multiple devices inside the case, each with their own USB header connection.

They are available currently with no shipping straight from the EVGA website. $249 shipped for the 240mm.

@@ABlindHilbily Maybe down the line. Anything over $200 usd seems so overpriced for a cooler even in a high end build and moreso for a 240mm not even 360. Just my thoughts though.

soooo.... time to go watch others that actually are pros and have labs then and grow past the limits of ... this lol

@@warpedphreak Sooooo...why are you here then?

@@warpedphreak edgy af

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Pioneer and dolphins. Name a more iconic duo!

yes, one thing we are all missing is GPU AIO cooling kits.

You should send Jay some pictures of that. He's even a hard-core car guy, by some definition. (More of a racer/tuner, than an actual mechanic, I guess. But still...) So he should at least appreciate it for what it is.

@@boatrat Yeah, I am a pc enthusiast but not a gamer, so no monster video card(GT1030) lol! Although my case is an Obsidian 1000D so he might appreciate that and I am still waiting on some LED items to arrive before I am happy with the look. I ordered a whole bunch of diy led strips, connectors, controllers to experiment with to begin with cause I hate all those expensive brand name kits that everyone has and end up looking all the same. Considering an AIO but running a ho-hum CoolerMaster setup right now. Lots of room to play with tho lol!

Use signal rgb is works with every brand

@@TechGuy42ilm Yes I know, OpenRGB works well too, but manufacturers should do a better job with their software.

It was basically no profit in GPUs for them and actually losing them money to try to sell NVIDIA cards, business-wise it would've been irresponsible (and suicidal) to keep going. NVIDIA effectively pushed them out of competition.

I have a feeling they'll partner with AMD for the next series of GPU's.

I was lucky enough to snag a 3080 during midweek madness a month ago for a great price. I hope I never need to send it back in for repairs/replacement.

@@ABlindHilbily they are fully supporting the 3 series for years to come according to what I've read.

@@ABlindHilbily They said they will be supporting RMA for cards already out

Their peripheral market hasnt worked out, lots of their products heavily discounted. I have a Z20 that I bought for 50 bucks, supposed to be a high end product. EVGA make good GPUs but a lot of their other market ventures havent been super successful including these AIOs.

@@danb4900I just want them to keep making motherboards at the very least.

We have yet to see. An EVGA Intel card? An EVGA AMD card? Marketing is a game of strategy. EVGA has all the wonders to make Nvidia's competitors really happy.

Plus it looks great in most builds.

The Kraken G12 still exists. You can attach any Asetek AIO that has the Asetek mounting system - Including this EVGA one, per 9:30. (Control is a bit of an issue - the NZXT ones have a liquid temp sensor in the current gen, which is great except you NEED their software running for it all to work properly. I like dumber AIOs with separate pump and fan control and have had good results with CPU AIOs and my EVGA Hybrid by taping a Corsair Commander Pro temp sensor to the inlet (hot) radiator tank and using that to drive fans.)

@@SqueakyNeb What generation of cards? Because they're definitely not for 30 series or 40 series. But this just proves that EVGA can make something people can buy. You're saying something older exists that is missing features or requires modification.

wrong

😂😂

It was much easier to do on their own graphics cards, but doing a different waterblock or aio for different vendors will take time. Ek already occupies the waterblock market, and they are not as fast as builder would like them to be for releasing new products.

I had a fever dream about a double sided mobo with built in water cooling passages. Two ram slots mounted vertically on the front, two flat mounted slots on the back in a butterfly configuration. The board itself was almost a half inch thick, but imagine the possibilities of essentially having twice as much real estate to work with. Something like that, you might even be able to pull off an ITX sized Threadripper.

I have one currently and that is my biggest issue with it, just makes a lot of noise. Still cools well after over 4 years, which is great. Probably going to get a newer 280mm AIO for my next build.

Sadly the "X" form looks like shit on the fans and screen in my opinion. And that "smoked" black plastic stuff just seems like cheap stuff to me.

u running a 7950x?

imagine if some Linux programmer made a program to control that and it was like anything Linux just so epic in how it worked maybe not that great to look at but just works so epically in Linux compared to windows software that would be funny meh windows just can't do what Linux can do see

@@raven4k998 FACTS my dear

@@raven4k998 you don't have to imagine, just search openrgb up ;)

Well, look up the Arctic Liquid Freezer II AIO, one single 4 pin PWM header for the pump + fans, no fancy RGB stuff, cheap, and performs as good and even better as most AIOs (while being cheaper and having 6 years of warranty).