Version v1.1.0.0
Release: 3/12/13

• New GUI Interface

 

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The EVGA LED Controller application for EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN and GTX 690 is available now! You can download it here.


Here is a brief overview on how it works. When I start the application I will see the below:

 
The first selector at the top left lets me select the card logo I want to adjust. The selection directly below that lets me select various different options. IMPORTANT NOTE: Anything other than manual control REQUIRES EVGA Precision X to be running in the background! For FPS Monitoring make sure that you have FPS monitoring enabled in EVGA Precision X.
 
Lets select GPU Utilization. When EVGA Precision X is also running in the background (or minimized to system tray) the LED on my EVGA GTX TITAN or GTX 690 will automatically adjust based on the GPU Utilization. In the below image I am running EVGA OC Scanner X to increase my GPU utilization to 94%, thus the illumination on my EVGA GTX 690 logo is set accordingly. When I close EVGA OC Scanner X, the LED turns off.

 
Lastly, the apply at startup will ensure that my custom LED settings will always apply on Windows boot!

Taking any requests? How about a "wave" function between two 690s.  One goes up, one goes down. 
 
Basically like the breathing, but with the timing set different on the two.

This is so rad! Cant wait to try this when I get mine shipped to me!

I just ordered a EVGA 690 Signature. Does this software come included on driver disc

any word on this working on the hydrocopper block for the 690?

it doesnt

I can prove they dont 

Gtx 690 Works great!
Gtx 680 HC 0 (Zero) response
GTX 690 HC should work, I am guessing its the same board just an HC block on top with same connecting point.

Installed this and it causes my Win7 Ultimate 64bit to always reboot after finishing the windows logo thing the first time it tries to boot. The next attempt to boot works fine. If I reset the computer I have to go through this whole process again. Any ideas as to why?
 
I remove the software and still have the same problem. So to verify for sure this software is the cause of my new booting problem I reinstalled Win7 (clean install) and only installed video drivers. Shut down computer and restarted. Booted fine. Installed LED controller. Shutdown computer and restarted. Back to boot problem.
 
Would really love to know how to remove the software left behind by the deinstaller so I can totally remove this and get my 'old' system back to normal.
 
EDIT:
 
For s's and grins I decided to update the motherboard BIOS in my Crosshair V motherboard. It was running 0404 and I upgraded to 1402. I'm happy to say that the problem went away! Now I don't know exactly why updating the BIOS would do this?

CAN support other Other brands gtx 690?

tyler.szabo

I have an EVGA GTX 790, that is recognized without issue by other applications; however when I run the program (and indeed grant administrative privileges) I get the following message:

---------------------------EVGA LED Controller---------------------------
This device is not supported!
---------------------------OK   ---------------------------

Environment:
Graphics card: 04G-P4-2690-KR
Motherboard: GA-Z77X-UD5H (F8 BIOS)
CPU: i5-3570k (HD4000 disabled in bios)
OS: Windows 7 x64
Other software:
Precision X 3.0.3 installed
OC Scanner X 2.2.0 installed
NVIDIA driver 301.42 installed
Lucid Virtu MVP 2.1.115a.23214 installed; but hardware virtualization is disabled. (edit) uninstalled, no change

Hehe I think you mean GTX 690. 

Tyler.szabo: You wouldn't be interested in the 2015 Model laptops. Get with the times. 2012 technology is so outdated. I'm sure these beasts have better than a 790!
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPjDPzgKV14

Is there an app for the 680 Classifieds LEDs?

Thats awesome.
 

Oh come on, do something creative like syncing the LED(s) to the beat of whatever is playing on WinAmp!