telehog
New score : SLI Kingpin & Ultra  29631 http://www.3dmark.com/pr/778825

Amesome score! The temperature is too low. 

I am able to get on standard bios (no changes to dip switches) 15110 and 15k consistently with 133 on core and 1350 on memory. This is with the radiator hanging outside the case. In the case it drops to about 14800.
Now I have to rma it because the bios switch broke. As i went to change the bios switch for the first time, the tab on the switch sheered off. Poor design in my opinion

14 945 - https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/57271130?

• Enermax Platimax 1700W
• LN2 BIOS
• +1350 mem clock / +150 GPU clock / 0 voltage / 121% power target
• Classified Tools: NVVDD 1.10625V / FBVDD 1.37500 V / MSVDD 1.0875V /  NV Freq. 400 kHz  / MS Freq. 400 kHz
  
  • NVVDD Loadline Level 1 / MSVDD Loadline Level 1
  • NVVDD OCP Disable / MSVDD OCP Disable
• Ambient temp in my room (around 20-25ºC)
• Average GPU temperature 47 °C

Are this good results? Or have I lost the silicon lottery? 
 
 
Does anyone have any pictures or text indicating what each Dip Switch does?
 
 
I've looked all over the box and can't seem to find any brochures indicating what each switch is for.

degenerate
 

Looks like I was a bit off about the 4930K setup...
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/57362538

This is with no nothin' fiddled with in terms of Classified Tool, haven't used it at all yet, and the settings are displayed in Afterburner... only got to around 450W draw during the previous test I did with GPUz open, this was with everything in the background closed:
 

 
Can't go a single step higher on the GPU core or it will crash pretty early on in the benchmark, but these settings will run several times in a row with no crashes, haven't had any problems yet getting it to pass PR.  I'm going to save more benchmarking for tomorrow & get some actual games in, going to see how this thing handles an OC/undervolt for gaming purposes.
 
One thing I will say, this card runs very very cool.  Max load during the PR test was right at 49-50C on the core, and the other components weren't much or not at all warmer than that.
 
Screenshot of a previous run with GPUz open, on the "Normal" BIOS:
 

 
So it runs those clocks on both BIOSes.  Just gets PWR limit on the normal one.

moonlight123

telehog
New score : SLI Kingpin & Ultra  29631 http://www.3dmark.com/pr/778825

Amesome score! The temperature is too low. 

If I had a waterblock for the Kingpin I could get them a lot lower.

Nikos4Life
14 945 - https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/57271130?

• Enermax Platimax 1700W
• LN2 BIOS
• +1350 mem clock / +150 GPU clock / 0 voltage / 121% power target
• Classified Tools: NVVDD 1.10625V / FBVDD 1.37500 V / MSVDD 1.0875V /  NV Freq. 400 kHz  / MS Freq. 400 kHz
  
  • NVVDD Loadline Level 1 / MSVDD Loadline Level 1
  • NVVDD OCP Disable / MSVDD OCP Disable
• Ambient temp in my room (around 20-25ºC)
• Average GPU temperature 47 °C

Are this good results? Or have I lost the silicon lottery? 
 
 
Does anyone have any pictures or text indicating what each Dip Switch does?
 
 
I've looked all over the box and can't seem to find any brochures indicating what each switch is for.

hope you can push more, my strix on air with the ln2 bios does 14 983
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/796332

The quest for 15k on a 9900K @ 5GHz is getting real:
 

 
Very minimal changes but that score is still WITH Afterburner & GPUz running in the background, going to push clocks up slowly until it starts crashing again the back it off & see what score I get.
 
Having to let it cool down between each runs is making this a longer process, but still fun.

I'm 100% expecting this to be close to 15k without GPUz & Afterburner open:
 

https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/57381052
 

 
Don't think it can go any higher on the 520W regular LN2 BIOS (without messing with the Classified Tool), saw as high as 513W on the LCD readout for power during the test, all background processes were closed so that's the only power draw indication I had... it seems to be more accurate that most software though, it's reporting slightly higher numbers than HWInfo or GPUz is capturing.
 
I can't get a tick higher on either GPU core or vRAM to pass because of the occasional peaks the test has going too high I'm guessing - would have to increase voltages through the Classified Software to go higher I think.