Please help! I just want to change the fan curve!

Welcome to the forums Imperius122986
 
I'd try MSI afterburner

Hello Imperius122986 and welcome to the Forums.
 
I can confirm that Precision XOC is currently only compatible with the GTX 1070/1080 family of cards. Let us know if you have further questions regarding this.

Imperius122986
I hope to use your product with my Titan X as soon as possible any ETA when you'll add support for it?

We do not know yet if the Titan X Pascal will be supported by Precision XOC at all. Keep in mind that the Titan X Pascal is an Nvidia exclusive card and not being sold by EVGA. I apologize for the limited information but keep checking back on our forums or software page for any updates.

EVGATech_JosephL

Imperius122986
I hope to use your product with my Titan X as soon as possible any ETA when you'll add support for it?

We do not know yet if the Titan X Pascal will be supported by Precision XOC at all. Keep in mind that the Titan X Pascal is an Nvidia exclusive card and not being sold by EVGA. I apologize for the limited information but keep checking back on our forums or software page for any updates.

But Precision XOC works for other manufacturer's Pascal cards like nvidia's own 1080 minus some features.  Why won't it work for Titan X just because it's not EVGA?

jamexr

richurd
But Precision XOC works for other manufacturer's Pascal cards like nvidia's own 1080 minus some features.  Why won't it work for Titan X just because it's not EVGA?

 
Does it? I thought it asks for serial # and email when you open it and if its not evga no luck?

Yeah. If you don't have an eVGA card, you don't get some of the features that is offered for an eVGA card. Let me go look for that thread.
It states so in their own page for the download. It states features are automatically added if you have eVGA gpu. Kboost, scanner, directx 12 odd.

http://www.evga.com/precisionxoc/

EDIT: link added.

Vlada011
I can't imagine ... someone will rather pay crippled TITAN 1200$ with reference BIOS instead 60% stronger GTX1080 SLI.
Maybe even more because some GTX1080 are overclocked.
Even with 3840 CUDA that would be worse option, now with 3500 that's bad, bad, bad.
 

Because running GTX1080s in SLI can also be a story about crippled performance.  Remember, SLI does not always scale very well and very much a game specific as to how well it works.  This is one of the main reasons why I am the proud owner of a new Titan X Pascal card.  I don't want to have to use SLI just to game with maxed settings at UQHD and 4K/UHD resolutions.  Even the 1080 requires SLI in most (not all games) at those resolutions at maxed graphics settings in game.  I am very happy with my Titan X in my main rig and my 'soon to be owned' EVGA GTX1080 FTW Hybrid in my secondary mini-ITX gaming rig where I mainly game at 'only' WQHD.  I would have loved to buy another Titan X, but alas one was enough to deplete my budget...for now...lol.

Vlada011
I can't imagine ... someone will rather pay crippled TITAN 1200$ with reference BIOS instead 60% stronger GTX1080 SLI.
Maybe even more because some GTX1080 are overclocked.
Even with 3840 CUDA that would be worse option, now with 3500 that's bad, bad, bad.
 

The only beef I have with Titan XP is that other card makers are not allowed to make them for whatever manufacturer/company drama is going on there, this totally kills my loyalty for NVidia irreversibly and will be looking at AMD cards as well in the future even if they don't usually have cards that measure up.  I would buy EVGA made AMD cards that's for sure.  I have two unopened Titan XP until I get the water blocks and back plates and it will highly irritate me to say it in the nicest politically correct way without using 4 letter words if NVidia released a new Pascal with 24GB of HMB2 with close to 4,500 cuda cores in a few months.