Unfortunately it is still hard crashing for me with a random color screen. The latest version that works perfectly for me is 6.1.11.
 
I tried everything under the sun, just wonder what changed from 6.1.11 to 6.1.12 to cause that.
 
I don't mind using an older version just out of ideas to troubleshoot the issue.
 
Cheers!

Question not related to the latest 6.1.16 but how much longer will we have access to 6.0.0 to 6.0.9? What will eventually happen to them?

Vlad260
Good afternoon.
Is it planned to support 5 or more video cards in future versions?

Not likely to see support for 5 graphics cards as this is not a supported configuration.

With this update my OC profile for a 1080 FTW2 won't automatically apply on start-up anymore. It never does in the flow control software for my CLC 280 either 

how did so many bugs make it into this release...

QuantumHive
Updated to 6.1.16 on my Windows 10 Pro N Version 1703 Build 15063.540 64-bit
When launching the program, it crashes with Windows giving me a message dialog:
 
EVGA Precision XOC has stopped working
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.

Try doing a complete clean install of Precision XOC if you didn't try yet, remove any leftover files left after uninstallation.

BizSAR
Are you aware that it seems Precision XOC's auto-update hasn't worked for at least a few releases now?

I got a notification telling me there was an update for Precision XOC with so far all the versions I recently used, or do you mean something else?

klatoszek
Same exact issue... 6.1.11 is the last version that didn't crash when setting a custom VF curve. I'd like to undervolt my 1080 Ti FTW3 and when I attempt to do this with 6.1.16, the voltage points create a straight line at the top of the graph.. I went to use the snipping tool to show this happening and my monitor went to black. Had to press the reset button to get it working.
 
I reported this issue a few weeks back, an EVGA tech said he tested what I described and didn't run into the issue. If anyone is willing to try undervolting their card to see if this can be duplicated, I'd really appreciate it.  

Same thing here, straight line at top. Previous versions crash pc.

Going from my computer working perfectly fine, updating the software and now stuck in a BSOD loop all from this software blows my mind.

There must be something that changed in versions 6.1.12 and up. I recall 6.1.12 specifically being pulled because it was either crashing or causing systems to crash. I'm still running into issues with the latest and I know I'm not the only one. Maybe someone over at EVGA can take a look at what changed from 6.1.11 (last known version that I'm able to undervolt with). 

This version giving me BSOD:  DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER, happens as soon as I open it.
 
Infinite bootloop BSODs to the point that my windows had corrupted somewhere due to SSD's in raid0 max performance mode (cache corrupted). Terrible that your software is causing this and last few releases have been junk.

bdary
On the main interface of PXOC, isn't there a button/pic of a chain link where you can select to "Link or Unlink" the fans to run together or independently?

As seen on the video I posted this happens with chains unlinked.
 
It's only a visual problem though, because behind the scenes the fan RPM's do differ from eachother and follow the actual curve, it's just that the sliders do not properly represent the RPM speed.

Having a similar display lockup issue as i have read in some of the other comments. Seems to happen after applying the changes to OC settings. displays will freeze, sometimes change to a solid color, reset (if they manage to get that far) and then everything comes back up. 
 
System Build: "https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Q6JDYr"
using nvidia surround - 5760x1080 resolution
 
At first I was not getting past the solid color issue. Windows would boot back up after a power button restart and i would get about 30-60 seconds of time to do something before it locked up again. Ended up having to go into safe mode, uninstalling the nvidia drivers. afterwards i could restart normally, precision would not detect hardware, and would not freeze my machine. From this point i was able to uninstall it. Also would like to note that there is a precision.cfg file that is not deleted when you uninstall. Found it after several attempts to reinstall the software after removing the folder and having the same issue immediately happen. Removed the file and was able to load and view the UI for precision. Started to change OC settings again one at a time, hit apply, there would be a few moments of display locking, reset, and then displaying fine again. I thought: "Great! I can work with this". 
 
Made a new profile. Hit apply...total screen lock again this morning at 2AM. Shut it down and went to sleep. Ill let you know if I have any success.
 
Anyone else having this kind of issue? Is there a more stable release that is not overriding the nvidia drivers for display settings when you OC the GPU?

Sajin

Scorch010
Having a similar display lockup issue as i have read in some of the other comments. Seems to happen after applying the changes to OC settings. displays will freeze, sometimes change to a solid color, reset (if they manage to get that far) and then everything comes back up. 
 
System Build: "https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Q6JDYr"
using nvidia surround - 5760x1080 resolution
 
At first I was not getting past the solid color issue. Windows would boot back up after a power button restart and i would get about 30-60 seconds of time to do something before it locked up again. Ended up having to go into safe mode, uninstalling the nvidia drivers. afterwards i could restart normally, precision would not detect hardware, and would not freeze my machine. From this point i was able to uninstall it. Also would like to note that there is a precision.cfg file that is not deleted when you uninstall. Found it after several attempts to reinstall the software after removing the folder and having the same issue immediately happen. Removed the file and was able to load and view the UI for precision. Started to change OC settings again one at a time, hit apply, there would be a few moments of display locking, reset, and then displaying fine again. I thought: "Great! I can work with this". 
 
Made a new profile. Hit apply...total screen lock again this morning at 2AM. Shut it down and went to sleep. Ill let you know if I have any success.
 
Anyone else having this kind of issue? Is there a more stable release that is not overriding the nvidia drivers for display settings when you OC the GPU?

Sounds like you overclock settings may be too high. What clocks are you trying to run? Post the actual MHz you're trying to run instead of the offsets.

Hey Sajin,
 
So the actual values i was getting before using Heaven was gpu clock: 195X (+400 offset) and mem clock: 550X (+60? offset) which is right about where i wanted it to get to. I also bench marked with 3DMark but i do not remember the score or have the link.
 
On this iteration of testing and adjusting I thought i was unstable so i went for 1859/5500 respectively.
 
In both cases I pushed the power adjustment to max of 117%.
 
-Scorch
 
  

bcavnaugh
WOW! (+400 offset), I can max at +130 on my 1080 Ti cards and only on two while on the others only +90 and +110
Don't OC the Memory OC only the GPU for now. And remember to set the voltage to the Max on the Slider.

Voltage is maxed, Ill try backing off the memory OC.