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title: "EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB HYBRID GAMING, \"All in One\" No Hassle Water Cooling, Just Plug and Play Graphics Card 06G-P4-1996-KR"
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# 1140 MHz Base Clock All-in-One Water Cooling 4K & VR Ready EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB HYBRID GAMING, "All in One" No Hassle Water Cooling, Just Plug and Play Graphics Card 06G-P4-1996-KR

**Brand:** evga
**Price:** 183.12 DT
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## Summary

> 💥 Unleash next-level gaming with plug-and-play liquid cool power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB HYBRID GAMING, "All in One" No Hassle Water Cooling, Just Plug and Play Graphics Card 06G-P4-1996-KR by evga
- **How much does it cost?** 183.12 DT with free shipping
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## Best For

- evga enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted evga brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Boosted Clock Speeds:** Base clock at 1140 MHz and boost up to 1228 MHz for that extra edge in high-demand gaming sessions.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** With 2816 CUDA cores and 6GB GDDR5 memory, dominate 4K gaming and VR with ultra-smooth frame rates.
- • **Future-Proof Compatibility:** DirectX 12 and NVIDIA Gamestream ready, ensuring cutting-edge graphics and seamless streaming.
- • **Plug & Play Liquid Cooling:** Experience effortless, maintenance-free water cooling with a self-contained 120mm radiator—no custom setup needed.
- • **Reliable Support & Efficiency:** Backed by EVGA’s 24/7 technical support and optimized for 600W+ power supplies to keep you gaming nonstop.

## Overview

The EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB HYBRID GAMING graphics card combines a powerful NVIDIA Maxwell GPU with a hassle-free all-in-one water cooling system. Designed for 4K and VR enthusiasts, it features 2816 CUDA cores, 6GB GDDR5 memory, and clock speeds up to 1228 MHz. Its self-contained liquid cooler ensures lower temperatures without maintenance, making it a top-tier choice for professional-grade gaming and immersive experiences.

## Description

Introducing the EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti HYBRID, an "all in one" water cooling solution that significantly lowers the GPU operating temperature. Best of all? The water cooler is completely self contained, with an included 120mm radiator and fan. No filling, no custom tubing, no maintenance. Just plug and play! Accelerated by the groundbreaking NVIDIA Maxwell architecture, GTX 980 Ti delivers an unbeatable 4K and virtual reality experience. With 2816 NVIDIA CUDA Cores and 6GB of GDDR5 memory, it has the horsepower to drive whatever comes next. In fact, the EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti provides 3x the performance and 3x the memory of previous generation cards. You can now take on even the most challenging games at high settings for a smooth, ultra high definition, 4K experience.

Review: 980 Ti Hybrid in SLI, Great Cards and Great Temps - I live in a very hot tropical climate. I had some problems running a Pair of Gigabyte G1 Gaming 980 Ti in SLI. I would reach 80+ Celsius. Decided to switch to EVGA Hybrid in SLI. The install was tricky but since I've no drive cages (Using NVMe and SSD's), I was able to mount both rads. Note that if you have the Corsair 750D case, you can't reach the front of the case, tubes are too short. I've included a few pics of how I mounted my radiators, since I didn't have space left at the top (Occupied by a Corsair H110i GTX 280mm CPU cooler rad) . If you can mount your rad to the back or top, make sure you exhaust, it's much better than intake. In my case, I had no choice for one of the card than to do intake from the bottom on one card (push/pull), and the second card exhausting at the rear (push), but I've good airflow. Looks: I don't know if EVGA updated the shrouds yet (edit: apparently yes not they are now shipping with the new silver/led shroud), but the standard bronzish shrouds that came with the cards looked a bit boring, with no leds, and the color didn't fit in my system. EVGA released new shrouds that you can get from their website, so I purchased a pair. It makes the cards look much more modern. Install was easy. Thankfully, the water tubes are sleeved,which make it look like high quality stuff. Temps: My temps when gaming are 44-48, 25 on idle if A/C is Turned on. I've had a few times that temps reached 50-54, which is still pretty low compared to regular air cooled cards. Pump Noise: Didn't notice any noise coming out of the case, so I consider them pretty quiet. Some people have reported noisy pumps on forums but I've had no issues at all with that. The first time you power the card the sound of water with air moving around can be a bit scary, but it was not a leak that I had, just air bubbles setting out I guess. Sometimes if my side panel is removed, I can listen to an occasional water sound, sounds like water dripping, but nothing dramatic; last a second or 2, it's subtle and then it's gone, Fans: I can't comment on the noise, because I replaced the included fan prior to install with corsair quiet SP fans. The fans can be connected directly to the card, so there's no need to have a free fan header or fan controller. However, since I prefer to control the speed myself, I connected them directly to the motherboard FAN headers. They are not PWM fans, they are 3 pins, so speed is controlled by voltage, therefore I'm assuming that when connected to the unit, they will spin at 100%. The other fan on the card that cools the rest of components (vram I assume), is of reference blower style, meaning it pull hot air out through the back of the card, hence the name "hybrid". Default setting for this is very quiet, and you can control fan profile via EVGA precision or anything else you prefer. Overclocking: These cards are reference design, but surprisingly, they are overclocking friendly, or maybe I was just lucky. I managed 1502/4010 without any major increase in temperature. If you have the space in your case and considering a 980Ti, this is one of the best on the market.
Review: Hoping for More, Because This One Was Much Less - REVISED - Hoping for More, Got My More Finally - Let me start by saying, I build my own systems and have built my own systems since 1992, so I am not a novice at this. I work in the computer industry, so I am not an amateur by any stretch. I purchased this card because I wanted to build a portable gaming system, one that I could easily transport between rooms (not necessarily other locations). I put everything together, I overclocked everything EXCEPT for the card only because this was my first time working with this sort of card so I wanted to test it out at spec before I dove in and played with the settings. It worked great for the first 37 days. No complaints, except for the fact that about 3 days ago I started to hear a faint amount of burbling coming from it when I was running some fairly memory-intensive games. But nothing that would be considered loud by any stretch, so it didn't concern me at the time. My entire system, running maxxed-out on various games, is usually running around 30°C (maybe as high as 35). Last night, my computer started up and the card was running at 47°C. I loaded up World of Warcraft for my daughter to play and 20 minutes into the game it was up at 90°C and shut down the computer. No overclocking. No other problems from my system. And World of Warcraft? Not exactly a high-end hit on the graphics side of things...but the card was HOT! I unplugged it from the motherboard and checked for any obvious holes or whatnot and found nothing (and my board is dry obviously), so I let it cool down and thought maybe air bubbles were causing some issues. I plugged it back in and tried again. This time, it made it almost 25 minutes before doing the same thing. Yeah, I will be contacting EVGA to find out what they intend to do about this because - SURPRISE! SURPRISE! - I am just past the 30-day return policy for desertcart. Go figure. I've had a GTX 970 card running in a Minecraft server that never shuts down for over 3 years now without fail, so I know they make good products. But this one was a dud. Let's hope the next one lets me revise this review and say how great the company was about this and how great the product turned out to be. I don't do many reviews, but when I feel they are necessary (like this) I let people know my experiences just in case. I'm not saying don't buy this card. I'm saying I hope you get one that is not like mine; because the 37 days it was running it was an amazing card. Surpassed anything I've had (although a co-worker talked me down from dual 1080 cards - that would have been something I think). Revised - OK, the RMA process was very simple. People assured me that EVGA is a great company to work with, and they were not wrong. One simple phone call from me, one simple email from them, and the card is on it's way back to them for a replacement. I had the option of sending my card back first or having them ship me a card first (paying for it, then having them refund me when the old one was received). I chose to ship the card back first because I have a spare 970 to use in the interim, so I'm not down; otherwise, I would have gone with the second option. After I get the new card and let it run for at least 37 days, I'll revise again and let people know my thoughts. Re-Revised...OK, it's been re-installed back into the machine and running virtually nonstop since then. I have been powering down my computer at odd intervals due to other reasons that have nothing to do with performance or heat. The new card came back to me without a hitch and has been working just as I expected an EVGA card to do. My system runs cool, and so too does my graphics card again. I'm running at about 18°C when idling, and I have been maybe as high as 41°C when running certain games at ultra settings, but usually around about 36°C. I know that seems like only a little bit of a difference, but it's not to me. So, the new card seems to run slightly hotter than the last one at idle, but lower at gaming with ultra settings. I think this is something I can live with, especially since the new placement of the computer puts the fans within reach and I still feel cool-to-warmish (but not hot) air being expelled. Oh yeah, and still not overclocking the card at this point although I feel like I could do so without issues or live without it and be just fine. So, changing my title and my opinion to match the latest.

## Features

- Virtual Reality Ready
- Great for 4K (GeForce GTX 980 Ti & above)
- DirectX12 Ready
- Gamestream to NVIDIA SHIELD
- EVGA "All in One Cooling" w/o the Hassle, Just Plug and Play!
- EVGA's 24/7 Technical Support; Base Clock: 1140 MHz / Boost Clock: 1228 MHz
- Memory Clock: 7010 MHz Effective; CUDA Cores: 2816; Memory Detail: 6144MB GDDR5
- Recommended PSU: 600W or greater power supply

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00Z0UX8TA |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,724 in Computer Graphics Cards |
| Brand | EVGA |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 235 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 4096x2160 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00843368036379, 04250812409546 |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI Express |
| Graphics Card Ram | 6 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Nvidia GeForce |
| Graphics Description | GeForce GTX 980 Ti |
| Graphics Processor Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
| Graphics RAM Type | GDDR5 |
| Graphics Ram Size | 6 GB |
| Graphics Ram Type | GDDR5 |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Manufacturer | EVGA |
| Memory Clock Speed | 7010 MHz |
| Mfr Part Number | 06G-P4-1996-KR |
| Model Name | EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB HYBRID GAMING |
| Model Number | 06G-P4-1996-KR |
| UPC | 843368036379 739197812843 |
| Video Output Interface | HDMI |
| Video Processor | NVIDIA |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** EVGA
- **Graphics Coprocessor:** Nvidia GeForce
- **Graphics Processor Manufacturer:** NVIDIA
- **Graphics Ram Size:** 6 GB
- **Video Output Interface:** HDMI

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 980 Ti Hybrid in SLI, Great Cards and Great Temps
*by M***R on March 10, 2016*

I live in a very hot tropical climate. I had some problems running a Pair of Gigabyte G1 Gaming 980 Ti in SLI. I would reach 80+ Celsius. Decided to switch to EVGA Hybrid in SLI. The install was tricky but since I've no drive cages (Using NVMe and SSD's), I was able to mount both rads. Note that if you have the Corsair 750D case, you can't reach the front of the case, tubes are too short. I've included a few pics of how I mounted my radiators, since I didn't have space left at the top (Occupied by a Corsair H110i GTX 280mm CPU cooler rad) . If you can mount your rad to the back or top, make sure you exhaust, it's much better than intake. In my case, I had no choice for one of the card than to do intake from the bottom on one card (push/pull), and the second card exhausting at the rear (push), but I've good airflow. Looks: I don't know if EVGA updated the shrouds yet (edit: apparently yes not they are now shipping with the new silver/led shroud), but the standard bronzish shrouds that came with the cards looked a bit boring, with no leds, and the color didn't fit in my system. EVGA released new shrouds that you can get from their website, so I purchased a pair. It makes the cards look much more modern. Install was easy. Thankfully, the water tubes are sleeved,which make it look like high quality stuff. Temps: My temps when gaming are 44-48, 25 on idle if A/C is Turned on. I've had a few times that temps reached 50-54, which is still pretty low compared to regular air cooled cards. Pump Noise: Didn't notice any noise coming out of the case, so I consider them pretty quiet. Some people have reported noisy pumps on forums but I've had no issues at all with that. The first time you power the card the sound of water with air moving around can be a bit scary, but it was not a leak that I had, just air bubbles setting out I guess. Sometimes if my side panel is removed, I can listen to an occasional water sound, sounds like water dripping, but nothing dramatic; last a second or 2, it's subtle and then it's gone, Fans: I can't comment on the noise, because I replaced the included fan prior to install with corsair quiet SP fans. The fans can be connected directly to the card, so there's no need to have a free fan header or fan controller. However, since I prefer to control the speed myself, I connected them directly to the motherboard FAN headers. They are not PWM fans, they are 3 pins, so speed is controlled by voltage, therefore I'm assuming that when connected to the unit, they will spin at 100%. The other fan on the card that cools the rest of components (vram I assume), is of reference blower style, meaning it pull hot air out through the back of the card, hence the name "hybrid". Default setting for this is very quiet, and you can control fan profile via EVGA precision or anything else you prefer. Overclocking: These cards are reference design, but surprisingly, they are overclocking friendly, or maybe I was just lucky. I managed 1502/4010 without any major increase in temperature. If you have the space in your case and considering a 980Ti, this is one of the best on the market.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hoping for More, Because This One Was Much Less - REVISED - Hoping for More, Got My More Finally
*by J***S on July 6, 2016*

Let me start by saying, I build my own systems and have built my own systems since 1992, so I am not a novice at this. I work in the computer industry, so I am not an amateur by any stretch. I purchased this card because I wanted to build a portable gaming system, one that I could easily transport between rooms (not necessarily other locations). I put everything together, I overclocked everything EXCEPT for the card only because this was my first time working with this sort of card so I wanted to test it out at spec before I dove in and played with the settings. It worked great for the first 37 days. No complaints, except for the fact that about 3 days ago I started to hear a faint amount of burbling coming from it when I was running some fairly memory-intensive games. But nothing that would be considered loud by any stretch, so it didn't concern me at the time. My entire system, running maxxed-out on various games, is usually running around 30°C (maybe as high as 35). Last night, my computer started up and the card was running at 47°C. I loaded up World of Warcraft for my daughter to play and 20 minutes into the game it was up at 90°C and shut down the computer. No overclocking. No other problems from my system. And World of Warcraft? Not exactly a high-end hit on the graphics side of things...but the card was HOT! I unplugged it from the motherboard and checked for any obvious holes or whatnot and found nothing (and my board is dry obviously), so I let it cool down and thought maybe air bubbles were causing some issues. I plugged it back in and tried again. This time, it made it almost 25 minutes before doing the same thing. Yeah, I will be contacting EVGA to find out what they intend to do about this because - SURPRISE! SURPRISE! - I am just past the 30-day return policy for Amazon. Go figure. I've had a GTX 970 card running in a Minecraft server that never shuts down for over 3 years now without fail, so I know they make good products. But this one was a dud. Let's hope the next one lets me revise this review and say how great the company was about this and how great the product turned out to be. I don't do many reviews, but when I feel they are necessary (like this) I let people know my experiences just in case. I'm not saying don't buy this card. I'm saying I hope you get one that is not like mine; because the 37 days it was running it was an amazing card. Surpassed anything I've had (although a co-worker talked me down from dual 1080 cards - that would have been something I think). Revised - OK, the RMA process was very simple. People assured me that EVGA is a great company to work with, and they were not wrong. One simple phone call from me, one simple email from them, and the card is on it's way back to them for a replacement. I had the option of sending my card back first or having them ship me a card first (paying for it, then having them refund me when the old one was received). I chose to ship the card back first because I have a spare 970 to use in the interim, so I'm not down; otherwise, I would have gone with the second option. After I get the new card and let it run for at least 37 days, I'll revise again and let people know my thoughts. Re-Revised...OK, it's been re-installed back into the machine and running virtually nonstop since then. I have been powering down my computer at odd intervals due to other reasons that have nothing to do with performance or heat. The new card came back to me without a hitch and has been working just as I expected an EVGA card to do. My system runs cool, and so too does my graphics card again. I'm running at about 18°C when idling, and I have been maybe as high as 41°C when running certain games at ultra settings, but usually around about 36°C. I know that seems like only a little bit of a difference, but it's not to me. So, the new card seems to run slightly hotter than the last one at idle, but lower at gaming with ultra settings. I think this is something I can live with, especially since the new placement of the computer puts the fans within reach and I still feel cool-to-warmish (but not hot) air being expelled. Oh yeah, and still not overclocking the card at this point although I feel like I could do so without issues or live without it and be just fine. So, changing my title and my opinion to match the latest.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ High End Card for a High End Purpose
*by M***A on March 22, 2016*

This is a GTX980ti reference design with an AIO liquid cooler added to the GPU. The clocks are slightly lower than other air versions of the 980ti, but higher than the 980ti reference GPU from Nvidia. This is not a card you buy based only on the clocks, it is bought for the hybrid cooling and the hybrid cooling only. Be fully aware, while it will overclock, we all place the lottery with GPU processors, and everyone will find a stable overclock at different levels. I based mine on JayzTwoCent's overclock and reviews of the Hybrid, and got a 100Mhz on the GPU and a 300Mhz on the Memory. Some will get their GPU clocks over the magical 1500 number, while others will not get that number. I get 1480 roughly and I am happy with it. As a single 980ti GPU on an Intel I7 3770K Overclocked to 4.2Ghz, I have found it to perform far better than I ever expected. It is quiet, and will only spin the reference memory fan on the card up if you seriously push the stress on the GPU but I have found this to be far harder than you would think and that is a great discovery. The radiator cooler is perfectly designed, and the EVGA branded fan is a static pressure fan that stays fairly quiet. The fan control on the card is only for the reference memory cooling fan and not the radiator fan as many people thought at first. I have found that disconnecting the radiator fan from the card itself, and plugging it into your MOBO or a fan controller works much better for control purposes. I run my 980ti hybrid at the lowest RPM setting using my fan controller from NZXT and I have found that temps never go above 58c under FireStrike looped tests for 30 minutes. If I ramp up the RPMs though I can see a dramatic temp drop from 58c to 48c and that is insane in my mind. It is clear the AIO cooler works very efficiently and that is what you should expect for this type of Hybrid card. The idea behind buying this version of the 980ti over the air cooled cards is not so much in overclocking ability as I see the other brands of 980ti cards on the market that are not water cooled overclocking much higher than the EVGA Hybrids do, but it comes down to noise, and life of the card over time. I wanted a quieter gaming rig that could handle the highest end and most demanding games without going SLI. I wanted control over the radiator fan, something you can not get with the other brand of Hybrid AIO 980ti cards on the market yet, looking at your Corsair Seahawk 980ti!!! I also live in Florida and summer temps play a big part in why the Hybrid AIO options was my choice. If you live in cooler environments the Hybrid may not support the added costs over the other brands of air cooled cards as those coolers do work amazingly well already. But if you are in a hotter place, the Hybrid can help keep GPU temps much lower over much longer play sessions. Overclocking can be done using MSI afterburner or the EVGA software, but I like MSI version better. Card does have a hard voltage cap though which is why you will not see the much higher overclock you may be thinking you can get with a water cooled card. In my testing the hard limit seems to be 1.28v roughly, and the card running at 110% of its TDP already comes close to that limit out the box, which is why you may see issues getting it stable at 1500 on the GPU. The card is very power efficient already, this is due to EVGA bios limits for voltage, and honestly not a game changer for me since the whole purpose of the Hybrid is to remain cooler, longer, and quieter longer. Play your luck though and see what OC you can reach we will all reach different OC levels.

## Frequently Bought Together

- EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB GAMING, Silent Cooling Graphics Card 06G-P4-4990-KR
- CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 RAM 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz CL16-18-18-36 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory - Black (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16)
- Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black CPU Air Cooler, SickleFlow 120 Edge PWM Fan, Aluminum Top Cover, 4 Copper Heat Pipes, 152mm Tall, AMD Ryzen AM5/AM4, Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 Brackets

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