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EVGA Hydro Copper GTX 1080 Waterblock Review

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Introduction

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EVGA is known best as a primary AIC partner of NVIDIA with a warranty policy that does not void if end users watercool their GPUs. In fact, EVGA actively encourages it by selling add-on watercoolers, including an AIO hybrid cooling solution and a full cover waterblock under their Hydro Copper line. They worked with Swiftech for a while before moving on with EKWB and now have someone else entirely who makes their GPU waterblocks. Today, we take a look at the first product from this new, unnamed OEM - the Hydro Copper GTX 1080. Thanks a lot to EVGA for providing the review sample.


As mentioned above, the Hydro Copper GTX 1080 is a full cover block in that it covers and cools the GPU core, VRAM, and VRMs. The design does not appear to have changed from when EK made these, with a monochrome color scheme, an EVGA cutout in the front aluminum fascia, a long six-port manifold, and integrated lighting. Let us now delve into more details, beginning with the specifications below.

Specifications

EVGA Hydro Copper GTX 1080 Waterblock
Top:Acrylic top with aluminum cover
Cold plate:Nickel-plated copper
GPU compatibility:NVIDIA GTX 1080 Founders Edition or other GTX 1080 reference PCB GPUs
Dimensions:252.5 (L) x 121 (W) x 27.5 (H) mm
Ports:Six, BSP G1/4" threaded
Warranty:One year
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