menko2SajinIf your power slider is able to go to 120% then you're on the LN2 vbios. Using the LN2 vbios doesn't make the card use more power. You gotta overclock to hit the 520w limit.I have done it and still the same problem.I put the power slider to the max 121% and overclock memory and gpu. In gpu-z I can see there is power limit for getting higher frequency and the max number of power draw is 426w while benching or gaming.Something else I'm missing for not getting the 520w?
SajinIf your power slider is able to go to 120% then you're on the LN2 vbios. Using the LN2 vbios doesn't make the card use more power. You gotta overclock to hit the 520w limit.
arestavobwanaaaI’ve noticed that the frequency is higher for temps <50. I thought gpus were good till 80 degrees? I wonder why the bios down locks so aggressively for temps that should be safe.The frequency bins (15MHz each) drop down a bin at certain C intervals - starting at 43 or 45C with the 30 series. It's normal, and has been part of GPU Boost since it's very first use (600 series?) It's a bonus based on temperature, power limits, voltage limits, all combined in a mystical formula to give you extra performance over the base clocks. The cards will start protecting themselves with true thermal throttling somewhere around 81 to 91C (depending on what you set it for in AB/PX1), where your card will throttle down below even the base 3090 clock rate (1395 IIRC) to save itself.
bwanaaaI’ve noticed that the frequency is higher for temps <50. I thought gpus were good till 80 degrees? I wonder why the bios down locks so aggressively for temps that should be safe.
Sajinmenko2SajinIf your power slider is able to go to 120% then you're on the LN2 vbios. Using the LN2 vbios doesn't make the card use more power. You gotta overclock to hit the 520w limit.I have done it and still the same problem.I put the power slider to the max 121% and overclock memory and gpu. In gpu-z I can see there is power limit for getting higher frequency and the max number of power draw is 426w while benching or gaming.Something else I'm missing for not getting the 520w?Yeah, to hit the 520w limit you have to push the card with the classified controller.
SajinThe classified controller allows you to adjust the voltages on the card. It could void your warranty if evga is able to prove you broke your card via excessive voltages.
menko2SajinThe classified controller allows you to adjust the voltages on the card. It could void your warranty if evga is able to prove you broke your card via excessive voltages.Thank you Sajin.So better be careful and slow with this controller. Where can I get it?
Sajinmenko2SajinThe classified controller allows you to adjust the voltages on the card. It could void your warranty if evga is able to prove you broke your card via excessive voltages.Thank you Sajin.So better be careful and slow with this controller. Where can I get it?See above post.
SajinNo, there isn’t.
Edward_TeachSajinIf your power slider is able to go to 120% then you're on the LN2 vbios. Using the LN2 vbios doesn't make the card use more power. You gotta overclock to hit the 520w limit.My power slider only goes up to 112 on ln2 bios.
ds760Mine is also stuck to 105 on ln2. What gives? OC bios i had 112. Normal was 105. One difference I see is with ln2 bios Im never hitting VOp anymore.
menko2Anybody know what thermal paste they are using for the card? Avoids the warranty to replace it for Grizzly Kryonaut? Unless they are using kingpin thermal paste.
sparetimepcmenko2Anybody know what thermal paste they are using for the card? Avoids the warranty to replace it for Grizzly Kryonaut? Unless they are using kingpin thermal paste.You can use whatever thermal paste you want and not void warranty. But liquid metal might void it because of stain/discoloration.
menko2sparetimepcmenko2Anybody know what thermal paste they are using for the card? Avoids the warranty to replace it for Grizzly Kryonaut? Unless they are using kingpin thermal paste.You can use whatever thermal paste you want and not void warranty. But liquid metal might void it because of stain/discoloration.Very good then.Do you know what thermal paste and pads are they using?
menko22) I bought new fans for the radiator and I want to put them into the motherboard because they will get more wattage. Do I have to leave them at a speed fixed? Cause the motherboard can't read the gpu temp I guess.
xMAXxIMUSxAny chance EVGA gives up a 750 ln2 bios?
xMAXxIMUSxhaha might keep the less knowledged from using the 1000w the 3090 kpe hits 520 cap even seen 569w all day long still keeping great temps shame there isn't a 750w one