Kylearan

11.4v on 8 pin #1?  What PSU is that?  Looks like an upgrade is in order.
That's almost below the ATX tolerance spec.

That’s a Corsair ax1600i. So, nothing to upgrade to. Haha. It’s very likely it’s a cable extension causing the drop.

Hello,

I just got one question for @EVGAteam please if they read me :)

Are you considering to sort out at 0day oc bios support for Resize BAR for FT3W ultra series ?
It would be a bad experience to have to downgrade to stock bios to have support of BAR.
 
By the way, have you any information about the bios release date which will support BAR extension ?
 
Thanks

So just for information...today i had a suprim 3090 in my system and looked only on the pcie slot power draw and the balancing and the suprim draws max 65 (its between 45-65 all the time)Watt from this slot and the 3 8pins are well balanced and equal. The Score in PR and timespy was only a little bit higher and Board Power draw was the same as by the Evga. I have not tried the xoc bios because i send the suprim back and stay with the Evga. It has ingame the same FPS and stays a lot cooler and the gaming bios from the suprim is a bit loud- the evga is better for me. So i hope they can sort this out by a bios balancing Update. besides that the bad dragon center slows my pc really down to the ground, very happy after uninstalling this and gone back to the FTW3 Ultra.
Edit in gaming i can overclock to the same level and with using the xoc bios on the evga ftw3 3090 ultra had hits over 470 Watts(on my card always 75-77Watt pcie Power draw with one hit to 80)
With gaming and stock bios with same results as the suprim i need only 385 Watts on Evga and the other one stays at 420...
So lets see time will tell im happy for the moment.
Best greetings

For those interested in that kingpin 1000W VBIOS that voids your warranty - just look at the picture posted above (post 3616). Look at that PCIE slot power draw. The PCIE slot power draw spec is for 75W, and why so many FTW3 cards are power throttled well below 500W. Also, the PCIE slot fuse is rated for 120W 10A - and if you pop it, you likely just lost your warranty since the card won't boot so you can't reflash a different VBIOS.

But you do you.

DSychev
Here's some info. I can't link to the bios directly, but if you google around, it's easy enough to find. It's a 1000w kingpin bios. 
 
My card is launch FTW3 Ultra. Power seems to report correctly with this bios. Look at the clocks... they're rock solid. Card is pulling 500w at 50% power target. I've tested a little bit higher as well, and it does scale, but I'm on air, so 50% is fine. I am pretty worried about PCIE slot power though, that's almost at 100w and way above spec. 
 

 

also that PCIe Slot Power draw is way above spec, rated for 75W and yours is pulling 96,4, wouldn't want to run that 24/7. However 73°C looking good, would be a beast under water.

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@DSychevthese are my results with the xc3 bios flashed with the same test as you, heaven benchmark. Msi afterburner cpu +112, ram +750

https://i.imgur.com/63ptThI.gif

arestavo
For those interested in that kingpin 1000W VBIOS that voids your warranty - just look at the picture posted above (post 3616). Look at that PCIE slot power draw. The PCIE slot power draw spec is for 75W, and why so many FTW3 cards are power throttled well below 500W. Also, the PCIE slot fuse is rated for 120W 10A - and if you pop it, you likely just lost your warranty since the card won't boot so you can't reflash a different VBIOS.

But you do you.

Dang yeah that's true. Wait is the PCIE slot fuse on the motherboard or graphics card? Motherboard I'm assuming. 

Clayman31

arestavo
For those interested in that kingpin 1000W VBIOS that voids your warranty - just look at the picture posted above (post 3616). Look at that PCIE slot power draw. The PCIE slot power draw spec is for 75W, and why so many FTW3 cards are power throttled well below 500W. Also, the PCIE slot fuse is rated for 120W 10A - and if you pop it, you likely just lost your warranty since the card won't boot so you can't reflash a different VBIOS.

But you do you.

Dang yeah that's true. Wait is the PCIE slot fuse on the motherboard or graphics card? Motherboard I'm assuming. 

GPU.

I absolutely agree that the 1000w bios is reckless for every day use. That leads me to my original question. How do I get the performance that's on the box of this GPU back? Here's a screenshot of the same card running on the XOC bios available in the first post of this thread. Why is the card drawing 90% TDP with the power target slider set to 119%? Flashing the card back to it's original bios produces the same results.