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AHowes
Oh ok. Mint unopened, or (how does one do that) tested to see if it's a better card? Hehe

Its opened and has been tested for functionality and had the firmware updated is all i have done with it, so about 30 minutes use is all then it was removed.

optical10
Hi guys need a quick favor. I'm arranging a same day pickup + delivery of KP but need dimensions of the retail packaging please in the next hour if any1 could help me i'd be grateful? :) 

Snak3Bite

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Did you move your power limit and voltage sliders all the way to max in px1? Also did you run the curve test to see what you ended up with as a score? Most Kingpins were getting about 2160 to 2190 for the core.

Yes, i did move the voltage and power slider to max. The curve test passed with the score of 88; however i don't familiar with the curve test.
Also I have latest version of nvidia driver installed. I've uninstall it once with DDU and reinstall it again that won't change anything.
Would a clean insntall of Window 10 affect overclocking stability?

Snak3Bite

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The Kingpins are also kind of finicky, just adjust the core clock 5-10 at a time and when benchmarking try to run 3 times at each setting before bumping up. I would also set your memory back to about 1000 overclock until you get your core clock max figured out, to much memory overclock can result in a lower core clock as well.

Ok, Thanks for your advice. What is your max voltage for core clock (which you see on OLED) when OCing and benchmarking. I see mine 1.07 most of the time which i think somehow is low for +125 Core

arthurgleman
hi.
i have 2080ti kingpin, which has 4pin fan header.
can i use 3pin fan for this by connecting? and control the rolling speed of the fan via 4pin fan header on kingpin?
name is, kingpin fan header has controller of voltage for fan, not pwm?
 

dwexpress
The Kingpins are also kind of finicky, just adjust the core clock 5-10 at a time and when benchmarking try to run 3 times at each setting before bumping up. I would also set your memory back to about 1000 overclock until you get your core clock max figured out, to much memory overclock can result in a lower core clock as well.

bisho9210
Hi Everyone -
 
First time poster but big fan of EVGA. I have an issue and I was hoping to get some input or guidance. I've had the 2080ti Kingpin for a few months and recently my FPS (and core clock speed) has been dropping from 100 FPS (2100mhz) to 45 FPS (1350mhz). It stays at 45 FPS until I quit the game and start it again. The card is not particularly hot (at least not compared to my previous Founder's Edition) - maybe max of 50 degrees Celsius. That said, memory can get close to 70. I usually don't have it overclocked and I don't think I play games that much (I play Forza 7 only and only a few times a week). I've also never really played longer than an hour or two. I haven't had any issues besides this and I can't seem to figure it out. It happens with all three BIOS options. Currently, I have it set to "OC" and it's BIOS version is 90.02.30.00.78 and I have Firmware version 2B.FA.42. NVIDIA Driver 441.12 (issue existed before recent update).
 
Anyone have a similar experience before? Or does anyone have any troubleshooting ideas? It would be greatly appreicated!!
 
Perry

AHowes

Sajin

bisho9210
Hi Everyone -
 
First time poster but big fan of EVGA. I have an issue and I was hoping to get some input or guidance. I've had the 2080ti Kingpin for a few months and recently my FPS (and core clock speed) has been dropping from 100 FPS (2100mhz) to 45 FPS (1350mhz). It stays at 45 FPS until I quit the game and start it again. The card is not particularly hot (at least not compared to my previous Founder's Edition) - maybe max of 50 degrees Celsius. That said, memory can get close to 70. I usually don't have it overclocked and I don't think I play games that much (I play Forza 7 only and only a few times a week). I've also never really played longer than an hour or two. I haven't had any issues besides this and I can't seem to figure it out. It happens with all three BIOS options. Currently, I have it set to "OC" and it's BIOS version is 90.02.30.00.78 and I have Firmware version 2B.FA.42. NVIDIA Driver 441.12 (issue existed before recent update).
 
Anyone have a similar experience before? Or does anyone have any troubleshooting ideas? It would be greatly appreicated!!
 
Perry

Sounds like the 1350 MHz bug. You'll need to contact evga for assistance with the issue.

That's new to me.. is that an rma time issue? Asking cause I've been away for many months.

STR8_AN94BALLER
Do you guys regularly see memory OC in excess of +1300 (or effective 8300mhz) on kingpin cards?
 
How about the memory oc with just the stock bios and maxing out power limit without raising voltage?
 
Thinking of buying one used (with warranty) but not sure if I'd part with my xc ultra that can do 8300mhz mem/2070 clock (stock voltage, air, 380w vbios)

Snak3Bite
I got intersting results by play with VF Curve. My 2080 ti KPE stayed on 1.050v most of the time and because of that my oc wasn't stable. After playing with VF Curve i got to 2205 with voltage of 1.093. But when the temp reaches above 41°c, the core clock getting down to 2190 and fixed there.
That was interesting to me and I'm wondering why the card won't get to the maximum allowed voltage when i applied +120 core offset and +100 voltage offset before manipulation of VF curve?!