Wish I could say this was twin kingpins. But Just one.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/852726
 
 

emmett
Wish I could say this was twin kingpins. But Just one.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/852726
 
 

What's the power draw like, 1000W give or take a couple dozen?  Sick score either way ^_^

Dabadger84

emmett
Wish I could say this was twin kingpins. But Just one.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/852726
 
 

What's the power draw like, 1000W give or take a couple dozen?  Sick score either way ^_^

Thanks! not sure about wattage, both cards near 500 + whatever CPU was pulling. If I set it up again I will check.
that run was done with two power supplies.

emmett

Dabadger84

emmett
Wish I could say this was twin kingpins. But Just one.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/852726
 
 

What's the power draw like, 1000W give or take a couple dozen?  Sick score either way ^_^

Thanks! not sure about wattage, both cards near 500 + whatever CPU was pulling. If I set it up again I will check.
that run was done with two power supplies.

:-D reminds me of the monstrosity I used to run for QuadFire of R9 290Xs (mostly for Folding @ Home, but I did game on it too a bit), had dual PSU setup with two of the Antec models that would actually talk to each other/balance their load with one of those lil' wires between the two units.  Think the highest I saw outta that system was something stupid like 1400W load... Second place would go to the 2x R9 295x2 setup I had later on on a single 1600W unit, that got up to around 1390W at the wall, so probably ~1200-1250W actual draw with a 3930K @ 4.6GHz.  Good times.
 
I was so tempted to pull the trigger on doing SLi benchmarking before I resold my 3090 FTW3 Hybrid but I resisted spending $90 on a bridge for a few benchmark runs... and turned out the bridge wouldn't've fit anyway because my board has 3 slot spacing, so I dodged a "AW MAN" bullet... or having to buy 2 risers & do a janky setup like GamersNexus did lol

I just received my Kingpin card today.

1st test run at Port Royal without any changes except from watts, voltage & temperature all the way to the right 13842:

2nd test run with +120 on core 14572:

What do you think of these results? What settings would get me the highest possible stable result for daily use? I do not necessarily mean hardware changes.
as you can easily see, I am a complete newbie, except from having read a few things in forums, so please be patient :)
 
Edit:
i finally did a run over 15k with the ln2-Bios, sorry can't link the run here :(
 
 

Without knowing the rest of your specs, those scores are about normal.
 
As for daily stability settings, it really varies card to card.  Mine can run 2100MHz @ 1025mV & 2160MHz @ 1068mV - and I also found that, thus far, +1000 memory is somehow stable - this is with no classified tool changes.  I think I got pretty lucky in terms of the +1000 being stable enough to game, I've used it for at least a dozen hours in Cyberpunk 2077 with no crashes.
 
I would say seeing if 2100MHz @ 1025mV (which is an overclock & undervolt at the same time, you'll need Afterburner for that) is a good place to start, I think 99.9% of Kingpin cards should be able to run that without issue.  Keep in mind that stock boost clock in games is 2025-2055 usually sticking around 2040MHz, so 2100MHz is about equivalent to +60 offset, while running a lower that stock voltage, so less power draw & lower load temps.

Dabadger84
Without knowing the rest of your specs, those scores are about normal.
 
As for daily stability settings, it really varies card to card.  Mine can run 2100MHz @ 1025mV & 2160MHz @ 1068mV - and I also found that, thus far, +1000 memory is somehow stable - this is with no classified tool changes.  I think I got pretty lucky in terms of the +1000 being stable enough to game, I've used it for at least a dozen hours in Cyberpunk 2077 with no crashes.
 
I would say seeing if 2100MHz @ 1025mV (which is an overclock & undervolt at the same time, you'll need Afterburner for that) is a good place to start, I think 99.9% of Kingpin cards should be able to run that without issue.  Keep in mind that stock boost clock in games is 2025-2055 usually sticking around 2040MHz, so 2100MHz is about equivalent to +60 offset, while running a lower that stock voltage, so less power draw & lower load temps.

Do you use stock fans or it's very highly recommended the Noctuas A12x25?

I have the stock fans and always speed at 80% for gaming and benchmarks.

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/956480

I got this on 520w bios and little voltage adjustment.

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lemuth80
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/956480

I got this on 520w bios and little voltage adjustment.

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Nice result. Make sure to check effective clocks with thermspy or HWINFO64 when adjusting NVVDD/MSVVD to get the best efficiency possible. Keep an eye on the power limits and stay 5-7W lower so effective clocks don’t drop.

SoldierRBT

lemuth80
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/956480

I got this on 520w bios and little voltage adjustment.

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Nice result. Make sure to check effective clocks with thermspy or HWINFO64 when adjusting NVVDD/MSVVD to get the best efficiency possible. Keep an eye on the power limits and stay 5-7W lower so effective clocks don’t drop.

will do. It's an average chip i guess so I'm Happy with that. Memory won't go past 1250 unless i give it some extra voltage