GTX 980 Classified.
Does not save Clock Offset

I should never have updated to this. Now the LEDs are not working, and the option is blacked out. 
EDIT: While the LED option is still blacked out, out of nowhere the lighting started up on my 980ti, and it's still set to sound effects from the last iteration of PrecX. 
 

I don't want to fill in the form, is it possible to run without it?

Andrew_WOT
GTX 980 Classified.
Does not save Clock Offset

I have the same problem with my GTX 980 Ti Classified.

This POS (piece of software) was definately not ready to be released, not even close. When you set an offset it just reverts back to 0, thought it might be my 3rd party bios so I switched to the normal bios but same result.
You can ctrl+shft+mmouse to turn off voltage cntrl / k boost limitation but when you exit you get an infinite loop of error messages and series of beeps & have to go to task mngr & end task to regain control of your pc.
 
I had no issue with having to enter my name & SN: etc. to access the software but I was expecting software that works.
 
I just hope we arent waiting months for these bugs to be fixed, BTW Jacob Im still waiting to purchase my new EVGA Z10 keyboard for my "new" 980ti K|NGP|N gpu. Is EVGA waiting to produce it so they can
implement infrared interrupt key switch technology or what?

anyone had issues with adobe media encoder CC? as soon as I boot it my OC goes to 1721/5103 which is the base clock not even turbo. I have a OC with +75/+600 as a profile running and that gets overwritten because I launch that app.
 
 

Damn i cant use this anymore, i have 2 gtx 970 one doesnt even have the sticker with the serial and the boxes are long gone, and no i didnt registered in the webpage as its normally useless.
Is there a link to the old version or a way trough software to find the serial?
 
This was a terrible decicion on evga part, clients want solutions not problems.

Why the hell is it asking me for my serial number to use this updated version. Seriously. What I'm supposed to take my card out now just to install this crap now...come on...

I'd like to know why 6.0.5 has a data collecting form as a requirement to install it.

bcavnaugh

FattysGoneWild
I sent a PM a few days ago about this here.  Why is EVGA refusing to fix and acknowledge this issue? 

Are you sure it is not HWiNFO64's causing your issue?
Have you tested this on another computer?
Could your WMI be corrupted, if so have you tried to repair it, have you ran sfc /scannow to see if you have or need some fixing.
Not seeing this myself but see a little when I start HWiNFO64

I have been having the same issue with the WMI Provider Host using up a ton of CPU time when using Precision XOC. It was easy to test out because it'd stop as soon as I closed PXOC and start again as soon as I open it. This was on a completely fresh install of Windows 10 and I'd have nothing else running when testing it out. I've since switched to MSI Afterburner because I couldn't solve the issue, which is disappointing because I'm not able to use features from my 1070 FTW because of it. I'll download this version later to see if it fixes it, but since it's never really been acknowledged by them AFAIK I doubt it will.

 
I hope to install my 1080 Hybrid this weekend, and from what I read on this thread Precision X OC 6.0.5 has problems... is 6.0.4 ok?
 
Alternatively, does Afterburner allow you to change LED color?
 

running BF1 dx12 mode on 1070 FTW, OSD not show on screen, any tip?

zerohaste

bcavnaugh

FattysGoneWild
I sent a PM a few days ago about this here.  Why is EVGA refusing to fix and acknowledge this issue? 

Are you sure it is not HWiNFO64's causing your issue?
Have you tested this on another computer?
Could your WMI be corrupted, if so have you tried to repair it, have you ran sfc /scannow to see if you have or need some fixing.
Not seeing this myself but see a little when I start HWiNFO64

I have been having the same issue with the WMI Provider Host using up a ton of CPU time when using Precision XOC. It was easy to test out because it'd stop as soon as I closed PXOC and start again as soon as I open it. This was on a completely fresh install of Windows 10 and I'd have nothing else running when testing it out. I've since switched to MSI Afterburner because I couldn't solve the issue, which is disappointing because I'm not able to use features from my 1070 FTW because of it. I'll download this version later to see if it fixes it, but since it's never really been acknowledged by them AFAIK I doubt it will.

 
EVGA has poor communication between customers and this software for some unknown reason. The best thing you can do until if and when it ever gets fixed. Move onto Afterburner. That is what I am using until more bug fixing happens with EVGA's software offering. 

Few bugs and faults I've noticed after a short time using with my GTX 980 ti:
 
Serious:
Does not keep the GPU clock offset when loading a profile. For example setting both GPU clock offset and mem clock offsets to +150, clicking apply, then right clicking on a profile number to save, then clicking on the profile number to load that profile, the mem clock offset loads correctly but gpu clock offset says +150 for 1 frame and then goes back to 0. So the only way to use it for overclocking is to switch on and off with KBoost.
 
Medium:
Does not start with Windows. Maybe because of the same problem as with SpeedFan, the program needs you to allow it to make changes to the system when launched. Edit: just noticed it IS starting in the hidden icons area.
Link (chain icon) gets broken when loading a profile, even when the profile was saved with link enabled.
Tooltip display time is way too short to read the amount of information displayed. Would be better if tooltips displayed to the right/left/bottom of the program window if there is space, rather than at the mouse pointer, to avoid getting in the way of the program window.
 
Minor:
Mousing over a profile button, the value of temp target is shown as % instead of deg C. Same when looking at the profiles menu in the tray icon when the program is minimised. Also, the third value shown is always 0, but I have no idea what this relates to.
Switching KBoost on or off causes the program window to move to another location on the screen.

Sajin

EVGA_JacobF
Now with support for all NVIDIA cards 

But yet k-boost is still restricted to evga video cards. 
 
Good thing I got k-boost working in afterburner. 

I see you always pimping Afterburner, but I find that they both are lousy. I really just want a basic monitoring program with nice flowing graphs, but both programs hide those options. Precision X OC is more readable than Afterburner, but they both have horrible user interfaces for advanced settings and such. Got any suggestions for me? I'd really like a Resource monitor lime program to monitor my GPUs.