Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

Arrowhead2010
Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

check if slot power is higher than 66w

squall-leonhart

Arrowhead2010
Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

check if slot power is higher than 66w

Thanks. It's hovering just under 66w mostly, with a couple spikes to 66.7 with the Heaven Benchmark and GPU-Z. I guess I got lucky. Got my replacement right just when they started rolling out the new revision and I didn't even know to look for it when I installed.

squall-leonhart

Arrowhead2010
Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

check if slot power is higher than 66w

My EVGA FTW3 3090 ULTRA GPU PCIe +12V Input Power max at 79.586W, do you think I should/could RMA it? I plan to keep this card untill the next gen comes and I'm afraid it'll be harder to resell if there's something wrong with it. Thank you.

squall-leonhart

Arrowhead2010
Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

check if slot power is higher than 66w

I posted a screen of my rev 1.0 above 506W on Board Draw and 69W PCIe, sadly the card is bad, check my posts if you want.

All the Best, Sergio!

razorhanny

squall-leonhart

Arrowhead2010
Is there any way to confirm revision number of my card without physically pulling it out to check the marking? This is a replacement RMA card I received in March,  and it is working solid. But now I'm wondering if it is v0.1 or 1.0? Don't want to unseat the card. I'm lazy and if it ain't broke, I'm not touching it.

check if slot power is higher than 66w

My EVGA FTW3 3090 ULTRA GPU PCIe +12V Input Power max at 79.586W, do you think I should/could RMA it? I plan to keep this card untill the next gen comes and I'm afraid it'll be harder to resell if there's something wrong with it. Thank you.

Your motherboard has PCIe Auxiliary Connector? If so connect it.

razorhanny
 
My EVGA FTW3 3090 ULTRA GPU PCIe +12V Input Power max at 79.586W, do you think I should/could RMA it? I plan to keep this card untill the next gen comes and I'm afraid it'll be harder to resell if there's something wrong with it. Thank you.

I have the same issue and would also like to know the answer to this if anyone can help. 

jadcampbell

razorhanny
 
My EVGA FTW3 3090 ULTRA GPU PCIe +12V Input Power max at 79.586W, do you think I should/could RMA it? I plan to keep this card untill the next gen comes and I'm afraid it'll be harder to resell if there's something wrong with it. Thank you.

I have the same issue and would also like to know the answer to this if anyone can help. 

Post #2 of this thread has EVGA_Jacob's posts about a special RMA program for the 3090 FTW3.
 
As has been stated in this thread about 2000 times, GPU-Z reading >67W on the PCIE slot is out of tolerance. The PCIE spec in 75W max, but GPU-Z only reads 12V wattage and not 12V + 3V wattage (67 + 8 = 75). So if you're almost at 80W read, then in reality it's ~88W or more. Some motherboards might be able to handle it if it's a high end one with supplemental power, but it's still out of a universal specification that all manufacturers of PCIE components are supposed to follow or they have to take the PCIE compliant off of their product.

Hi, just got my 3090. Its rev 1.0 and came with the latest bios. But it only pulls ~ 450 Watt. All seems fine except #3, there is only 100 Watt. Is that normal or an issue? Something I can do?

niopio
Hi, just got my 3090. Its rev 1.0 and came with the latest bios. But it only pulls ~ 450 Watt. All seems fine except #3, there is only 100 Watt. Is that normal or an issue? Something I can do?

whats slot power at?
only ultra should go up to 500w