On Wednesday, our editor-in-chief got a briefing with EVGA at the company’s showroom in Taipei for Computex 2016, where a few new custom Geforce Pascal products were introduced for the first time. This week, EVGA is now unveiling the Geforce GTX 1080 Classified, the Geforce GTX 1080 Hybrid and the Geforce GTX 1080 SC to show that they are actual products and not just fast-looking designs printed on paper.

Should be similar to the GTX 1080 lineup

EVGA has decided to showcase both its custom GTX 1080 as well as a few custom GTX 1070 graphics cards at Computex 2016 show, hinting that both lineups could be similar.

A total of five graphics cards

Following Nvidia's official retail launch of the new Geforce GTX 1080, EVGA has prepared no less than five different graphics card, with more to come soon.

Alleged GTX 1080 SC pictures and GPU-Z leaked

According to a couple of leaks online, EVGA is currently working on a custom GTX 1080 which will be a part of its well known SuperClocked Edition.

Decent factory-overclock for both versions

EVGA has already announced both the standard GTX Titan X as well as its factory-overclocked SuperClocked version and the liquing cooling ready Hydro Copper version, but we now have full details including the level of the factory overclock on both versions.

Standard, SuperClocked and Hydro Copper

Following Nvidia's official launch of the new GM200 Maxwell based GTX Titan X graphics card, EVGA has announced its own versions, including a standard reference clocked card, as well as SuperClocked and Hydro Copper versions.

A total of 15 different versions

A total of nine different versions

Standard, SuperClocked and Hydro Copper versions

A total of eight models