With the new version, I am also having issues where the automatic fan control does not work.  I have a GTX 1080TI SC2 card.  When turning on the computer or after restarting, the fans are all at 0 rpms and will not turn on until I hit the fan curve button.  Then it will start up the fans.  I might have to revert to the previous version as Windows like to update itself and restart when I'm never around.  Hate to have the card overheat because the auto fans do not turn on.  

dustinr26
Same thing my Custom Fan Curve will not work at all. Gonna revert to previous version.

Same with me until I go into settings and check the fan profile tab.
Once I click on the tab the fans rev up and the profile starts working.
Shame.

Why the power temp and memory temp are always the same. They have never changed during the day, no matter what I'm doing (Playing, watching movies, browsing, even when the PC is staying still fro a few hours).
Is there any bug or?

Is there a single person working QA for EVGA's software? 

A definite bug that needs to be addressed is the HWM section of XOC. When you use it and re-size it the drop down option for GPU (in red) and System (in lilac) dissappears. Here's a screenshot below..
 
You can make it re-appear temporarily to make changes by right clicking on the top portion of the graph (right below the border of the inside frame) and clicking "show status". You can keep toggling it on and off to make the drop down options re-appear. Crazy and annoying, that simple things like this can't be released without issue. I tried taking a screen shot of the drop down options when I was able to populate it back but all paint took is this image below. Lol!
 

 As soon as you move the window or even click away from it, the drop down options disappear again! Ughhh!

my profile not loading up!help me plsss

Yeah the fans not activating unless you get into the fans is annoying.
My software defaults to -39 mhz on GPU CLOCK and +295 on mem clock offset every time  I boot up.  What gives?

Just had enough of the bugs and quirks.  Rolled back to previous version until they fix all the stuff.

*sigh*
 
I'm looking at an EVGA 7950 GX2 sitting here on my desk. And it wasn't even the first card I bought from EVGA; unfortunately most of those are gone. But I do currently have and use: an EVGA 980, an EVGA 1080 SC2, an EVGA 1080 SC, an EVGA 1080 FTW, an EVGA 1080 FTW2, an EVGA CLC 240, an EVGA power supply. I just took an EVGA 295 out of service last month.
 
So why am I bothering to show a partial list of my EVGA stuff? Just to show that I've been a long term EVGA FANBOI for a very, very long time.
 
But I've finally had enough. EVGA's quality control on their software has finally driven me away from my beloved company. I can not get advertised functionality to work in the Flow Control software, nor can I get any support/answers regarding said issues.
 
The nightmare that has become Precision X has left my jaw permanently dropped. I just can't believe that a company like EVGA could *ever* release such poor software. Not to mention the price gouging on graphics cards.
 
So I'm jumping ship. Not only will I be switching to MSI Afterburner as of right now, but all of my future hardware purchases will no longer be EVGA.
 
Hopefully, someone at EVGA will actually read this and give a darn about it before they moderate it/delete it, 'cause I'd *really* like to see EVGA return to its former glory. I'm not being sarcastic here... I really have been a huge fanboi and proponent of EVGA for a very, very long time. I've even sold a bunch of their hardware by word of mouth, too, and without giving out a code to use when they register their product to benefit me, either.
 
A huge Thank You to the EVGA that used to be... your wonderful products, support and pricing were greatly appreciated.
 
To the EVGA of the present: I wish you luck.

Gotta agree with some of the posts above, bought nothing but EVGA GPU's since I got into PC gaming, but the serious lack of any care in releasing a piece of software like PXOC 6.2.4 is nothing short of unbelievable. That reflects in the comments. The overwhelming feedback is just complete and utter disbelief. Disappointed would be a massive understatement.

scafidmjevga
What's so insanely aggravating over this is Corsair is showing off gorgeous utility filled software at Pax (look on Youtube for iCue since links are blocked)
 
 
 
And I'm over here with my graphics card fans not turning on until I manually hit the fan curve button. I love EVGA, but this software is so atrocious it's single-handedly steering my peer group and I from their hardware.

I really wish they did not fall out with Unwinder. Unwinder stated sadly, that he would not add support for the control of the power fan (iCX) until enough partners implemented it. Frankly, it's the only reason I use PXOC.

Guys, don't bother with 6.2.5, it still will not apply the fans on startup, and yes, all sensors were added to monitor, did a complete fresh install and wiped old settings before trying it. Back to 6.2.3 for me.

I will hold off trying 6.2.5 for now, see if they can get all this ironed out.
Staying with 6.2.3.

I think I'll stick to Precision XOC 6.2.4 or 6.2.3 for the time being until atleast fan curves function again automatically from start-up.
I don't believe anything else changed rather than the sensor reporting in hardware monitor for iCX cards, which I fixed manually.

Does anyone know how many GPUs are supported now?