First I want to say how much I love the Kingpin cards. They are a ton of fun to overclocking and I appreciate EVGA supporting the overclocking community. Now I need help using the Classified tool. I know some of you have had good results using it and I need to know your setting please. All of you overclocking ninjas I need your help with what you used on each setting and how you got there including temps please. Also I’ve noticed that after a few runs all my score does is drop. I remember Vince saying the memory heats up and the performance drops, is anyone else experiencing this? If you are able to get good results run after run, what are you going to achieve this. Thanks in advance for everyone’s help!

NVDD 1.25   , FBVdd  1.4 to 1.43 , MSVDD 1.2 ,  Kingping settings. All cards our different and this should help. Watch  This lots of information.  https://www.evga.com/videos/   

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You all are amazing! On the Precision X what clock are you running the memory, clock, voltage at? Also on the NV and MS frequency are you keeping them at 400? Also what load lines are you using on the NVVSS and MSVDD? You mentioned the XOC bios, does anyone actually have that?

Sajin
I leave mine at 400. Level 1 load line. To get the xoc vbios you have to send Vince an e-mail at Vince@kingpincooling.com.

Note: he will need your full name and serial number of your card.

Thanks Sajin huge help!

There is no option for 2080 cards?

telehog
NVDD 1.25   , FBVdd  1.4 to 1.43 , MSVDD 1.2 ,  Kingping settings. All cards our different and this should help. Watch  This lots of information.  https://www.evga.com/videos/   

EVGA Overclocking Invitational 2!

Sajin
Each card will respond differently to the settings. You could try Vince’s settings...

1.125 nvvdd, 1.4 fbvdd, & 1.2 msvdd. Leave both load lines on level 1 and disable both ocp.

You’ll also need the xoc vbios which will void your warranty.

So I want to understand what each of these does. 


NVVDD is for the Main GPU, FBVDD is for the memory power, MSVDD is for the secondary GPU power, are those correct? Also why have a slider on frequency if changing them doesn’t help? 

Are this settings valid for using the card while playing always or only for when I do benchmarks? Low fps in games are higher when using the settings but I don't want to risk the card.

"1.125 nvvdd, 1.4 fbvdd, & 1.2 msvdd. Leave both load lines on level 1 and disable both ocp."

Sajin
Not for 24/7 use, but you can do what you want.

I'll leave all in stock then. No risks as it runs great without touching this tool.

Thanks Sajin

menko2

Sajin
Not for 24/7 use, but you can do what you want.

One quick question. How is the safe temp for the gddr6x memory? In my readings the lowest module is 43 and the highest module 62.

95c

I would say the only way it could void your warranty is if evga could prove you killed the card with excessive voltages.

Thanks for the above reply, I learned a lot, it not easy to understand.

Did you bother reading the thread you are asking a question on ?
Sajin has already answered this earlier in this thread.
NVDD 1.25   , FBVdd  1.4 to 1.43 , MSVDD 1.2 ,  Kingping settings. All cards our different and this should help. Watch  This lots of information.  https://www.evga.com/videos/  
Nvvdd = Gpu die voltage
Fbvdd = Memory voltage
Msvdd = Secondary gpu die voltage. Has a lot to due with stabilizing internal clock speed of the chip aka the frequency you can’t see.

christobol
There have been references to the freq sliders, but I'm not clear on how they work in the Classified Tool.  So how to the NV Freq and MS Freq sliders work when using X1 in the background?  Though I have X1 running to monitor temps and to see what the core is running at while not in the full screen benchmark.
 
Also is everyone sure the dip switches are overridden by the Classified Tool?
 
Emailed Vince and he gave me a few suggestions (load line default and basically what's above).  Anything anyone thinks is worth asking about?  I didn't want to ask a dumb question if the NV and MS Freq were superseded by X1.

 
They change different settings the X1/MSI Afterburner, so yes you can use them both at same time as most do. I know that feeling you have, don't worry you'd have to be really dumb repeadidly to break your card. If your inching from success to crashes, to success, your likely doing it right and fine.

Quick question : if you change the Values on the sliders in PX1 , is there a multiplying effect when using the Tool right next to it or is that just in the load line?

Sajin

kraade
Quick question : if you change the Values on the sliders in PX1 , is there a multiplying effect when using the Tool right next to it or is that just in the load line?

No.

When I use the tool I only use Precision to set clock speeds.  (I'm always using the 1000W bios, so don't have to worry about the power target).