Thanks for the heads up dudes

So I got the Kingpin Hybrid yesterday and I am really disappointed. The card is only able to overclock to +800 on memory and +115 on Core. When I put +900 on memory I start to get artifacts and strange colours and with +1000 I get the same Plus Crash in Timespy Port Royal etc. I have tested lots of different RTX 3090 so far and each of those cards was able to push +1000 or more on the memory without artifacts crashes etc. Also I havent seen a single Kingpincard that doesnt +1000 on memory so far. Is this a faulty card?

The card also has the known power draw issue. I dont get over 440-480 watts max in Timespy and other Benchmarks like Port Royal.

I have the powerslider all the way to 121% using the LN2 Bios

In Games I see arount 420 to 440 Watts max. Perfcap in GPU Z is green and says power everything above 440 watts, sometimes even lower. Is there any fix so far?


Should I RMA the card?

thanks guys

exactly the same here, I dont get above 440 in games, timesspy max was 480 for a second or so but most of the time between 420 and 460, in games not more than 420 to max 440 **** is wrong with those cards

No issues here, Constantly hit 500w on OC bios sometimes 505, Have not tried LN2 Bios, I do have the Hydro Copper Version but Prepar3d Flight simulator and Warzone have both seen 500w with maxed gpu at 4k.

Could you guys try enabling one NVVDD and one MSVDD dipswitch on the back of the card? Also when overclocking, do not touch the v/f curve. Just do regular OC offset + dipswitches. 

Mroberts95
No issues here, Constantly hit 500w on OC bios sometimes 505, Have not tried LN2 Bios, I do have the Hydro Copper Version but Prepar3d Flight simulator and Warzone have both seen 500w with maxed gpu at 4k.

The Hydro Copper Versions dont have this issue, its the Hybrid Version only that are affected

SoldierRBT
Could you guys try enabling one NVVDD and one MSVDD dipswitch on the back of the card? Also when overclocking, do not touch the v/f curve. Just do regular OC offset + dipswitches. 

How do I do that? Also which one of the switches should i enable?

andi0139

SoldierRBT
Could you guys try enabling one NVVDD and one MSVDD dipswitch on the back of the card? Also when overclocking, do not touch the v/f curve. Just do regular OC offset + dipswitches. 

How do I do that? Also which one of the switches should i enable?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV6OB5wxtNw&t=132s
 
I found this video  that shows the dipswitches. Do one NVVDD and one MSVVDD and add +105 (or the offset yours is stable) to core and check power draw. If you test RTX Quake 2 on the LN2 BIOS, its gonna draw 500W even at stock clocks. 

SoldierRBT

andi0139

SoldierRBT
Could you guys try enabling one NVVDD and one MSVDD dipswitch on the back of the card? Also when overclocking, do not touch the v/f curve. Just do regular OC offset + dipswitches. 

How do I do that? Also which one of the switches should i enable?

 
I found this video  that shows the dipswitches. Do one NVVDD and one MSVVDD and add +105 (or the offset yours is stable) to core and check power draw. If you test RTX Quake 2 on the LN2 BIOS, its gonna draw 500W even at stock clocks. 

Thanks, but is that safe for 24/7 use to enable the dips?

Yes it's safe. It allows the card to draw a little bit more power which increases internal clocks = more perf.