Just now - 82,7W

Have you checked this thread ?  The K|NG has arrived.
 
 
What benchmark are you using to load the GPU ?
 
 
Not sure LN2 BIOS helps on standard cooling (above 0 C)

kris1111
Just now - 82,7W

 
Now, i really don't know if this has anything to do with it, I'm just relaying what I have read here and elsewhere. 
This is from Sajin's thread mentioned above when someone asked what the PCIE slot power draw was. 
You would need to read into it and draw your own conclusion and maybe reach out to support to see if they can help. 
 
"Pulled like 56w at stock clocks on the LN2 vbios"

If you can keep the card cold  the 360 aio keeps the card from down clocking 0 to very little. here a PR score with  0 down clock.http://www.3dmark.com/pr/654917 . The card runs over 520 and up to about 540 watt on 520 watt bios.

sounds like you guys got duped by EVGA again

dante`afk
sounds like you guys got duped by EVGA again

Thanks for the input!!!

Cadillac94pimpin

kris1111
Just now - 82,7W

 
Now, i really don't know if this has anything to do with it, I'm just relaying what I have read here and elsewhere. 
This is from Sajin's thread mentioned above when someone asked what the PCIE slot power draw was. 
You would need to read into it and draw your own conclusion and maybe reach out to support to see if they can help. 
 
"Pulled like 56w at stock clocks on the LN2 vbios"

Thanks! I'll contact their support.

Cool GTX
Not sure LN2 BIOS helps on standard cooling (above 0 C)

The “LN2” bios isn’t really an LN2 bios. It’s not the same bios they used when they had Steve and Jay actually overclocking them on LN2. It’s 520W on a card with a 360mm AIO radiator. Strix is 480W on fully air cooled card.

TheHyperMatrix

Cool GTX
Not sure LN2 BIOS helps on standard cooling (above 0 C)

The “LN2” bios isn’t really an LN2 bios. It’s not the same bios they used when they had Steve and Jay actually overclocking them on LN2. It’s 520W on a card with a 360mm AIO radiator. Strix is 480W on fully air cooled card.

Again, the problem is that we're not getting anywhere near the 520W limit. It peaks around 450W and doesn't come close to the 120% power target allowed by the LN2 BIOS.

Magrecite

Again, the problem is that we're not getting anywhere near the 520W limit. It peaks around 450W and doesn't come close to the 120% power target allowed by the LN2 BIOS.

I know. He seemed to be saying the reason people aren’t able to get the full 520W is that it you need to be below 0C to take advantage of the LN2 bios. I was explaining to him that the LN2 is only LN2 in name and has a power limit that is barely any higher draw than a fully air cooled card.