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2016/11/17 19:38:37 (permalink)
I own these two cards. I'm going to keep 6GB version since I bought in June and it's working fine. However I still can return the 3GB model. I called EVGA and they said I shouldn't be concerned but the information is all over.
 
03G-P4-6162-KR

 
06G-P4-6163-KR

 
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/17 19:49:02 (permalink)
Nope.
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/17 19:56:06 (permalink)
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Nope.




Are we sure those cards are safe?
 
 
post edited by pkdpkd - 2016/11/17 20:24:52

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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/17 20:26:55 (permalink)
Yep, those results were done with the fans at default speeds. The VRM is rated at 125C.
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/17 22:02:46 (permalink)
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Yep, those results were done with the fans at default speeds. The VRM is rated at 125C.




Ahh, so the problem persists if people are using defaults speeds. If I'm using custom fan speeds then no worries, right?
 
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/17 22:13:58 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby pkdpkd 2016/11/18 06:39:47
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Yep, those results were done with the fans at default speeds. The VRM is rated at 125C.




Ahh, so the problem persists if people are using defaults speeds. If'm using custom fan speeds then no worries, right?
 
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Correct.
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/21 15:28:47 (permalink)
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Yep, those results were done with the fans at default speeds. The VRM is rated at 125C.




Ahh, so the problem persists if people are using defaults speeds. If'm using custom fan speeds then no worries, right?
 
Cheers


Correct.




 
Have this card. EVGA did release an bios update with an updated fan curve for my card it's more aggresive now . Just to be safe? or isn't it?
post edited by Wolly9102 - 2016/11/21 15:31:04
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/21 17:06:43 (permalink)
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Yep, those results were done with the fans at default speeds. The VRM is rated at 125C.




Ahh, so the problem persists if people are using defaults speeds. If'm using custom fan speeds then no worries, right?
 
Cheers


Correct.




 
Have this card. EVGA did release an bios update with an updated fan curve for my card it's more aggresive now . Just to be safe? or isn't it?


Yes, just to be safe.
post edited by Sajin - 2016/11/22 09:17:17
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/21 19:58:45 (permalink)
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Yes, evga did have an updated vbios available for the card at one time in the past. The vbios update is no longer being offered. The reason the vbios update is no longer being offered is because evga has deemed it not necessary after extensive testing of the card. 

 
Huh?
 
Am I missing something here? Both parts 03G-P4-6162-KR and 06G-P4-6163-KR have updated BIOS still listed in the stickied thread for the PWM Temperature issue, and as someone with a 06G-P4-6163-KR noticed a not insignificant boost to fan speed as a result of applying it. Don't have the exact figures in front of me, but happy to post the updated curve/percentages when I get home.
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/22 09:15:22 (permalink)
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Yes, evga did have an updated vbios available for the card at one time in the past. The vbios update is no longer being offered. The reason the vbios update is no longer being offered is because evga has deemed it not necessary after extensive testing of the card. 

 
Huh?
 
Am I missing something here? Both parts 03G-P4-6162-KR and 06G-P4-6163-KR have updated BIOS still listed in the stickied thread for the PWM Temperature issue, and as someone with a 06G-P4-6163-KR noticed a not insignificant boost to fan speed as a result of applying it. Don't have the exact figures in front of me, but happy to post the updated curve/percentages when I get home.


Looks like you're correct. I was looking at this...
 

 
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/22 15:01:21 (permalink)
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Yes, evga did have an updated vbios available for the card at one time in the past. The vbios update is no longer being offered. The reason the vbios update is no longer being offered is because evga has deemed it not necessary after extensive testing of the card. 

 
Huh?
 
Am I missing something here? Both parts 03G-P4-6162-KR and 06G-P4-6163-KR have updated BIOS still listed in the stickied thread for the PWM Temperature issue, and as someone with a 06G-P4-6163-KR noticed a not insignificant boost to fan speed as a result of applying it. Don't have the exact figures in front of me, but happy to post the updated curve/percentages when I get home.


Looks like you're correct. I was looking at this...
 

 




 
So i guess it's also applies to ACX 2.0? but not that much that my card needs thermal pads?
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/22 15:09:55 (permalink)
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Yes, evga did have an updated vbios available for the card at one time in the past. The vbios update is no longer being offered. The reason the vbios update is no longer being offered is because evga has deemed it not necessary after extensive testing of the card. 

 
Huh?
 
Am I missing something here? Both parts 03G-P4-6162-KR and 06G-P4-6163-KR have updated BIOS still listed in the stickied thread for the PWM Temperature issue, and as someone with a 06G-P4-6163-KR noticed a not insignificant boost to fan speed as a result of applying it. Don't have the exact figures in front of me, but happy to post the updated curve/percentages when I get home.


Looks like you're correct. I was looking at this...
 

 




 
So i guess it's also applies to ACX 2.0? but not that much that my card needs thermal pads?


Yeah.
post edited by Sajin - 2016/11/22 15:12:01
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Re: Does GTX 1060 SC ACX 2.0 also suffer from overheating/vram issues? 2016/11/22 15:20:50 (permalink)
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So i guess it's also applies to ACX 2.0? but not that much that my card needs thermal pads?



The German Tomshardware article that the image pkdpkd posted is from suggested thermal pads could be used to help, given the heat pipes on the SC version at least are conveniently placed (which unfortunately begs the question why they didn't have them already).
 
In other 1060 threads here, some people have also added their own - thinking of doing the same with the Australian summer about to hit just for peace of mind, if I can get my hands on something to test the current temperatures first.
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