Arct1c0n
I think I finally managed a stable full boost 1513mhz core clock with OC BIOS with aggressive fan curve at 65c on 71+ core and +300 VRAM for 3847mhz

Scarlet-Tech

I told you, Temps change everything on Maxwell. It's crazy, lol.

If you ours get them in the 40's, you could probably break 1550. I can't guarantee that, but it is a definite possibility. The only issue... It's expensive to figure out if it works.

Shockjockey

Arct1c0n
I have been struggling to get a stable 1500mhz or more out of my 78% ASIC rated Kingpin on air. It's been infuriating.

Not trying to be a dick but 1500 should be a breeze for those cards. I can do 1500 on these generic zotac cards without touching voltage. My cards are 76.3 asic. I would RMA.

Zuhl3156

Scarlet-Tech

I told you, Temps change everything on Maxwell. It's crazy, lol.

If you ours get them in the 40's, you could probably break 1550. I can't guarantee that, but it is a definite possibility. The only issue... It's expensive to figure out if it works.

I know these aren't Kingpin boards but these temps are good? They're in the 40's, right? Is this a decent overclock?
 

Scarlet-Tech

Nicklas0912

Shockjockey

Arct1c0n
I have been struggling to get a stable 1500mhz or more out of my 78% ASIC rated Kingpin on air. It's been infuriating.

Not trying to be a dick but 1500 should be a breeze for those cards. I can do 1500 on these generic zotac cards without touching voltage. My cards are 76.3 asic. I would RMA.

IDD they should could do that!

They shouldn't allow RMA's based on overclock. That is his answer every time someone says they can't get a better overclock, and this is why evga specifically out this into the Kingpin purchase details:

* ASIC stands for "application-specific integrated circuit", which is a general term used to describe a processor designed for a specific task. All GPU’s have varying levels of ASIC QUALITY levels, which can be read from applications like GPU-Z. The higher the ASIC quality, the rarer the GPU and the higher potential there is for a better overclock. Of course, this can vary and does not guarantee any specific overclock.


This doesn't stop people from doing an RMA, but when you get a card for far less than half of what it costed brand new, you could be happy it wasn't a brick.

Doing an RMA on a Kingpin card has the potential of receiving a downgraded asic quality, and I doubt you would get a refund since it is a used card. As stated in the other thread, since this one is getting off topic, be happy with the card you have. If you wish to talk about the 080ti kingpin, please make a 980ti kingpin thread, as the OP is not referring to the Ti class of cards and these perform far differently and are treated as such.