NotoriouS^
Good to see more people getting higher into the 15's in PR. My chip in my KPE sucks and just barley cracked the 15's in PR. Anything over 2160MHz results in PR crash. After 2 weeks of fighting with it and the CT i submitted to defeat lol.

I can't crack it, 2130 is as far as I got. 1250 on memory, m as ybe a little room there.

Tomnician
I don't know if this is good or bad but thought I'd share my 3Dmark: (Graphics Score 20478)
 
Edit: Nevermind this was in Time Spy, I just realized everyone else was posting port royal. 
 

What's the rest of your setup?  Is that Time Spy Extreme or regular Time Spy?
 
For me this is what I've seen in my limited TS/TSE testing:
 
TS: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/18515476 19428 (cuz my CPU) score with 21820 Graphics Score
TSE: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/17783395 This run is old, but still relevant, 9624 with a graphics score of 11128

gsorin
My crappy noisy KP, LN2 bios, really quick & dirty OC +190 core / +1000 mem, set in classified NVVDD 1.168V, *MSVDDV 1.1V, Freq 800kHz and LLC6

no fancy bios installed, gonna RMA to EVGA or return this crap to the store, the pump noise is ruining the gaming sessions, it sounds like a fridge + coil whine bonus :(

What? I'd kill to have your card. Puts mine to shame, I can't even break past 15k with a bleeding edge 5900x rig.

degenerate

gsorin
My crappy noisy KP, LN2 bios, really quick & dirty OC +190 core / +1000 mem, set in classified NVVDD 1.168V, *MSVDDV 1.1V, Freq 800kHz and LLC6

no fancy bios installed, gonna RMA to EVGA or return this crap to the store, the pump noise is ruining the gaming sessions, it sounds like a fridge + coil whine bonus :(

What? I'd kill to have your card. Puts mine to shame, I can't even break past 15k with a bleeding edge 5900x rig.

Looking at his voltages, that's why the clocks can get that high. 1.168V on what is basically VCore is pretty steep considering it tops out in the 1.1V range stock and will typically be at around 1.068-1.075v on the actual VCore, so that's basically 10% more voltage give or take, and still somehow only capping out at 2205MHz core for the majority of the test.
 
Not really that special in the end, the score is nice though.  If I could get mine to score how it used to, that'd be great, I haven't run the test in a while because I got tired of getting 14.6-14.9k on settings that should definitely be hitting 15.3-15.4k, for reasons I still cannot determine other than it being Windows randomly feeling like running good that one time I got 15.4k runs in.

Dabadger84
 
Looking at his voltages, that's why the clocks can get that high. 1.168V on what is basically VCore is pretty steep considering it tops out in the 1.1V range stock and will typically be at around 1.068-1.075v on the actual VCore, so that's basically 10% more voltage give or take, and still somehow only capping out at 2205MHz core for the majority of the test.
 
Not really that special in the end, the score is nice though.  If I could get mine to score how it used to, that'd be great, I haven't run the test in a while because I got tired of getting 14.6-14.9k on settings that should definitely be hitting 15.3-15.4k, for reasons I still cannot determine other than it being Windows randomly feeling like running good that one time I got 15.4k runs in.

 
What version of Windows are you running?
 
Also this:
 

Dabadger84
Samsung Odyssey G9 49" Super-Ultrawide 240Hz Monitor

 
Sheesh, how is gaming on that monster?
 

electrosoft

Dabadger84
 
Looking at his voltages, that's why the clocks can get that high. 1.168V on what is basically VCore is pretty steep considering it tops out in the 1.1V range stock and will typically be at around 1.068-1.075v on the actual VCore, so that's basically 10% more voltage give or take, and still somehow only capping out at 2205MHz core for the majority of the test.
 
Not really that special in the end, the score is nice though.  If I could get mine to score how it used to, that'd be great, I haven't run the test in a while because I got tired of getting 14.6-14.9k on settings that should definitely be hitting 15.3-15.4k, for reasons I still cannot determine other than it being Windows randomly feeling like running good that one time I got 15.4k runs in.

 
What version of Windows are you running?
 
Also this:
 

Dabadger84
Samsung Odyssey G9 49" Super-Ultrawide 240Hz Monitor

 
Sheesh, how is gaming on that monster?
 

Windows 10 - this also happened with a completely fresh install of Windows on a completely separate drive with no other drives plugged in from this install, so it's either something in the newer version of Windows gimping me, or the 15.4k thing was a fluke... since others with my setup or similar have also hit 15.4k+, I assume it's my Windows being a d-bag and not anything else.
 
In a word: Immersive.  In several words: Freaking amazingly immersive.  Playing Cyberpunk on it was amazing even though I was getting in to the low 30s FPS range at times because I had settings absolutely cranked with RT on Psycho.  I'm still debating which games I'm going to play next, I think I'm going to play something a little less "long" in between now & when I dive in to the next big-game replay/playthrough, might redo the FIFA campaigns because I liked those (from 17-19, not sure what they did for 20-21) and they're not too too long, then I'm thinking something like Outer Worlds, Death Stranding or maybe something else shorter like Control.
 
If it wasn't so darn expensive, and it actually still had support, I'd love to run SLi, but knowing how few games actually support it, I don't plan on sinking any more money in to GPUs.  A 5900x/X570 build path with some fancy new PCIe Gen4 M.2s is the next thing on the list.
 

lifeisshort117

rome1120
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/919835
Best I got with one card with the 5950X but it took a lot of time to get the other score adjusting I still think I can get better when I hav more time

Wild. Is this really how sensitive PR is to clock speeds?
I compared my best run with yours since in this test, screenshot attached; we have nearly identical hardware.
 
What a huge joke of a gap in score lol 807 points over 3.74 FPS difference overall.
 

One thing worthy of note, he has SMT disabled in his run.  That might be a thing that helps Port Royal, I might try disabling HT myself just to see if it has any effect.

I had the chance to SLi two Kingpins for a brief moment in a monstrous Frankenstein build. Had to find a MSI X570 MEG Godlike to use since that's the only board that has 4 slot spacing. But for the brief time I had it. I made it to #28 in Port Royal. I am content now, at least until next gen releases lol.

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/965707 - 28576 Port Royal

CPU was stock stock except for +100core and +500mem at 120% power limit.
 
A picture of my abomination: https://imgur.com/7ViqWSA

Could not be more pleased with my results. Thought my 2080 KP was pretty good, but feel like I got really lucky this time around.
 
PR 14452 (No OC) - 3dmark.com/pr/979235
PR 15656 (30 minutes of tweaking settings) - 3dmark.com/pr/977434
 
edit: Unfortunately I have too few posts to include links. Just need to include www. prior to the 3dmark for them to work. Apologies. 

Can anyone give me a sense of their temperatures above ambient? My case ambient is around 35C (probe taking air temp entering kingpin radiator) Under a 475w or so load temps hit around 63. So my delta is 28c.

I know this card is meant for pure beastliness but curious what you all think the smallest case that could take advantage of this and not suffocate with thermals?

Dabadger84
 
 
The problem is you need somewhere to mount the 360mm radiator from the card, unless you plan to add it to a loop using a HydroCopper block.  The whole needing a 360mm radiator mount in the case limits how 'small' you can go.

That makes sense then! My dream would be to have an ITX system that could handle a card like this. But looks like Mid tower is smallest it could go.

Just got my 3090 kingpin and hydrocopper block. On first boot I had all the low power faults and was able to reseat card it the socket and get it to boot. Performed a clean install on drivers and restarted system and everything was great. Come back an hour later and boot system up and get a fault on the GPU OLED screen that says "12v input" with a picture that indicates a missing PCIe cable. Tried reseating card in slot and adjusting PCIe cables and still no fix. So I swap the GPU into second system and still have the same 12v input fault. Does anyone know of a fix for this? I know the card and block are heavy so I though about trying a riser cable? I have tried swapping to a new PCIe slot on both boards and still no fix.

Main system with first issue- Asus Crosshair VIII Formula with 5950x and Corsair HX 1200i with fully sleeved Cablemod pro cables

Second system- Asus Crosshair VIII Hero with 3900x and Corsair HX 1000 also with Cablemod fully sleeved pro cables.

Thank You

Sorry if this bothers anyone, but I'm looking for some guidance. From what I've surmised I'll need a rad/pump/fans and tubes for the Hydro Copper version? I'm having a hard time finding a recent water cooling thread. 

degenerate

fuccons
Sorry if this bothers anyone, but I'm looking for some guidance. From what I've surmised I'll need a rad/pump/fans and tubes for the Hydro Copper version? I'm having a hard time finding a recent water cooling thread. 

Yes you'll need parts required to build a full loop with at least a single radiator; more if you plan on including your CPU in the loop. Hydro Copper SKU is just the card with waterblock pre-installed.

Think I found a few resources that'll help. Thanks!
 
Really wish I put more thought into my case before this.

I think i might have gotten the worst kingpin ever, not possible to do more than +115 on core and +800 memory, and i put memory higher to 900 or 1000 i get artifacts and strange colours + timespycrashing. **** what can be wrong here ?