2020/10/17 04:07:41
Portstallion
Any word on this love for XC3 boys?
2020/10/17 06:54:40
I_R0M_I
Still playing around with it, but my PerfCap reason is still PWR in benchmarks sometimes!
 
Also seems 2145 is my max boost i can reach
2020/10/17 08:05:23
SoldierRBT
Does the new 450W BIOS let you control all 3 fans properly in MSI Afterburner?
2020/10/17 08:19:43
ehabash1
So I have the 3090 ftw3 gaming not the 3080 BUT we both have the same 450w limit.
 
I was playing around last night and noticed something, my card can handle ridiculous memory overclocks and ridiculous core overclocks but not both at the same time because they are competing for power. 
Actually let me rephrase, they run fine but i get score regression
 
So take a look at this port royal run i had last night https://www.3dmark.com/pr/407968
 
Clock frequency 2,190 MHz (1,395 MHz)
Average clock frequency 2,106 MHz
Memory clock frequency 1,332 MHz (1,219 MHz)
Average memory clock frequency 1,332 MHz
 
So you could say I have a golden chip. I ran this bench with +200 core but the max I could run on memory is +900. Even though I can easily run 1050 on memory If i so much as run 925 i get score regressions. UNLESS I lower core clock then i can run memory a lot higher... my issue isnt temps or stability, they seeming need more power and hit and then bounce of power limiter 
 
I really hope they go with 480-520w for the 3090 because we can really use it
2020/10/17 08:23:12
arestavo
SoldierRBT
Does the new 450W BIOS let you control all 3 fans properly in MSI Afterburner?


That's a MSI afterburner limitation that MSI would have to correct with their software.
2020/10/17 08:31:55
masterkaj
Can I flash the “Normal” 450w bios into the OC switch on my card? Reason being I don’t like the OC default bios fan curve. This way normal will be the stock bios and OC can be the 450w bios with normal can curve.

I assume the 450w normal bios has the same fan curve as the stock bios correct?
2020/10/17 08:33:49
arestavo
masterkaj
Can I flash the “Normal” 450w bios into the OC switch on my card? Reason being I don’t like the OC default bios fan curve. This way normal will be the stock bios and OC can be the 450w bios with normal can curve.

I assume the 450w normal bios has the same fan curve as the stock bios correct?


Yes, yes.
2020/10/17 10:43:04
JonnyVee
I‘m pretty happy with this Port Royal score of 12509 ... +150 core, +1000 memory, with both power and voltage sliders at max.
 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/409128
 
 
 
 
 
2020/10/17 15:17:02
kevinc313
EDIT: Nevermind.
2020/10/17 15:20:50
lantern48
compuclinicSoooo  those of us who bought the 3090's get pushed to the back burner?    Wow.  I've been back on Asus after a poor experience and this was my first EVGA buy in many years. Very disappointed here knowing I spent 1800 dollars and nvidia doesn't seem to care I can't even run my G9 Odyssey at 240hz when 2000 series could,    EVGA doesn't seem to care that the strix is likely going to beat it,  and we get thanked for our money by 3080 users getting their updated bios first. 

#evgaloyalty?  lol
 
 

No I have a life and don't sit reading responses from strangers on forums :P   

Whiny crybaby who throws a tantrum that he can't have a new BiOS right now this minute. And then you can't even bother to read the thread you have a sad emotional outburst in, to find out a BIOS is being worked on and coming.
 

 



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