deni3d
Anyone know if its possible to show multiple stats in the kingpin window at the same time? Instead of just swapping one after the other. Like showing voltages temps and clocks in small fonts at the same time?

Nope...it is such a waste of space to only have one stat at a time.

_Gir_

deni3d
Anyone know if its possible to show multiple stats in the kingpin window at the same time? Instead of just swapping one after the other. Like showing voltages temps and clocks in small fonts at the same time?

Nope...it is such a waste of space to only have one stat at a time.

yeah ive looked at the file and theres strings like ID_GPU_TEMP1 and stuff... I thought maybe if I put a variable in the message like $ID_GPU_TEMP1 or %ID_GPU_TEMP1 or %$ID_GPU_TEMP1%, but no luck. didn't work.
 
from a programming perspective, it should not be hard to do.

Having the actual power consumption displayed more accurately is the most important stat I can think of to display if you're not running it super hot or super cold, or anything of the sort.  
 
Keep in mind, that display is only something like 176 pixels by 48 pixels - it COULD display more than one thing at a time, but it wouldn't look very good.  Probably should be a feature they might add, but then again, with it being such a niche card, who knows how much they'll do in terms of additions/improvements to the display part of it.

I have a another problem now.

I thought that after 1.043 i was getting a good set up for constant overclock without classified tool but most of games hits power target so I can't do 1.068v because it's even worst.

This is what I'm using but I have to do something to increase the power usage or lower the overclock and voltage (i don't want to because temps are very good).
Vbios: LN2.
GPU 2160mhz @1.043v
VRAM 1164mhz
Max power draw is 460W (gpu-z shows power limit).
Port Royal 14725.

Any ideas to improve this power limit problem without having to lower voltage?

You should definitely do further testing if you plan to use that consistently.  My card ran benchmarks at 2160MHz @ 1043mV no problem, but when I ran Cyberpunk on it it caused issues, had to up the voltage to get it to actually be completely stable in game with no issues to 1068mV.  I'm sure part of that is silicon lottery & some people will have better or worse results, but if you're planning to use the clocks for 24/7 daily use, better to be safe than sorry, and in this case, better to have a little bit more voltage than you need, than not enough & crash during a competitive game or something like that, or a quest that has no save points possible and takes half an hour to complete or the like :-P

I mean I can up 1.068v easy because temps are great.

The problem is that I reach the Max Power Green line in GPU-Z so I don't gain anything. Actually a little bit worst unless I found a way to use the 520W that we are supposed to achieve with the LN2 bios.

I only touched a bit the Classified Bios to see if I can do anything with. Raised a bit the voltage of gpu and I got to 520W but not more performance than 1.043v without the classified tool.

Any thoughts on this?

i've noticed that the memory gets really hot. like ~90C under loads for a while. the GPU die ive never seen go above like 60C, but the memory gets extra hot. Is there anyway to lower this?
 
I've heard the memory temps dictate the performance of the modules, and if the temps are high it'll bring down the performance and make things like gaming and mining unstable.

deni3d
i've noticed that the memory gets really hot. like ~90C under loads for a while. the GPU die ive never seen go above like 60C, but the memory gets extra hot. Is there anyway to lower this?
 
I've heard the memory temps dictate the performance of the modules, and if the temps are high it'll bring down the performance and make things like gaming and mining unstable.

If you're seeing 90s on the iCX sensors for Memory you need to check your Memory Junction Temp on HWInfo64 - you might be getting close to the thermal limit on those chiplets.
 
I hate to beat a dead horse with the "sounds like a bad mount" thing, but my memory temps have never gotten anywhere near that high even when I was testing mining hashrate on the card.  The highest Junction Temp I saw during that was 84C (and I let it run for a good 1 1/2 hours testing that), iCX readouts were lower by 5-13C.
 
You should consider doing some heatsinks on the backside vram units if they're getting hot: https://forums.evga.com/3...-side-m3219773-p2.aspx
 
 

what was your OC and voltages? 
 
would adding a thermal pad void the warranty?

deni3d
what was your OC and voltages? 
 
would adding a thermal pad void the warranty?

Why would improving cooling void your warranty?  I'm only removing the backplate, nothing else.  You can full on take the card apart & put it back together & warranty is still intact, only doing LN2 cooling on the 1000W BIOS or stuff like that actually voids your warranty.
 
Those temps were with stock VRAM & 2100MHz 1025mV on the core.