Ok I would and I going to share it among friends.

Ok. Thanks.

Sajin
Ok. Thanks.

Hi I wanted to know if this Bios is safe to run 24/7 on my card Evga 2080 Ti XC Gaming, Bios is the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W). The card is water cooled with a 360 rad and a 240 rad water cooling my i9900k with a custom loop and PWM pump with distro block.
Here are the bios i tried, EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W), GALAX/KFA2 RTX 2080 Ti OC Reference PCB (2x8-Pin) 300W x 127% Power Target BIOS (380W and i wanted to try this one but haven't- Galax RTX 2080 Ti HOF OC Lab Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W) or ASUS RTX 2080 Ti Strix OC Custom PCB (2x8-Pin) 1000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (1000W).

Here are some pics of states with the kingpin bios only thing I see is voltage is at 1.125 i know its put at 1.125 by bios. I get up too 2190mhz on core and ram i haven't push pass 7600mhz. temps are around 49c or 50c those numbers were running 3dmark time spy a couple of times. any help would be great thanks. what Bios would work the best with this card. have 32gb of system ram with a Z390 Aorus master i9900k and 1050watt power supply.

It's safe to use, but remember running extra voltage reduces gpu lifespan faster than stock voltages. Hard to say which one would be best as the vram timings on one vbios could lead to the difference in performance.

I suppose the only way to know is to find out. And if you find out, it will be interesting whether or not the warranty is honored. A 210 watt power draw increase doesn't safe to me, but who knows; maybe your PCB won't burn or your VRM won't pop.
You are also significantly exceeding the power rating of your 6-pin and 8-pin connectors. Again, "safe?"; I don't think it is safe to purposely exceed design limits. It's not designed or tested to run that way, so I wouldn't count on problem-free operation.
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't it sound like he using the Kingpin XOC BIOS which voids the Kingpin card's warranty? And if so, wouldn't it stand to reason that it also voids his video card's warranty?

Sajin
It's safe to use, but remember running extra voltage reduces gpu lifespan faster than stock voltages.

Is there a Bios that don't up the voltage but up more the wattage more than 400w.. looking close to 600w the 380w bios don't up the core on my card but the 580w does compare to oem Bios.

Using the kingpin xoc vbios does void the warranty when using it on a kingpin card. Not sure how that would apply to other cards, but you would think it would be the same.

Cisco150

Sajin
It's safe to use, but remember running extra voltage reduces gpu lifespan faster than stock voltages.

Is there a Bios that don't up the voltage but up more the wattage more than 400w.. looking close to 600w the 380w bios don't up the core on my card but the 580w does compare to oem Bios.

The oc vbios on the 2080 ti kingpin allows up to 520w without changing the voltage... https://xdevs.com/doc/_PC...E200/bios/2589K390.rom

The oc vbios on the 2080 ti kingpin allows up to 520w, ok cool can i use that on on my card.
so i don't have to worry about my voltage and does increasing  the watt and not the voltage bad for the card . my temps stayed around 49c

Sajin

Cisco150

Sajin
It's safe to use, but remember running extra voltage reduces gpu lifespan faster than stock voltages.

Is there a Bios that don't up the voltage but up more the wattage more than 400w.. looking close to 600w the 380w bios don't up the core on my card but the 580w does compare to oem Bios.

The oc vbios on the 2080 ti kingpin allows up to 520w without changing the voltage... https://xdevs.com/doc/_PC...E200/bios/2589K390.rom

The oc vbios on the 2080 ti kingpin allows up to 520w, ok cool can i use that on on my card.
so i don't have to worry about my voltage and does increasing  the watt and not the voltage bad for the card . my temps stayed around 49c