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"Output Power" does not apply to shunt mod. This is real power from the VRM. Only input power rails need multiplier from shunt mod. Output power (sum) 297W is just one rail. The (sum) is the value of the "last" NV output power and SRAM output power, so the last NVVDD output + SRAM output = 297W...

I used: (Retail heatsink, I am not a rich person to watercool like so many people who falsely claim "if you have a 3090 FE, you can afford to go custom loop - bullshit !!, some people have to save YEARS to afford a card, get real !!) - directly talking about you, [USER = 125732] @Dwayne_Johnson...

Igor made some sort of mistake here. Those are * NOT * Gelid Extreme pads which he pictured as opened! Look at the color perfectly, please. Article: https://www.igorslab.de/en/waermeleitpads-with-12-w-mk-in-labortest-gelid-gp-extreme-thermal-pad-and-ec360-silver-against-the-japan-reference/...

I have said this several times now and only a few people have listened. So I'll say it again and I hope people can take note of what I'm saying here. From what I've seen from other users who have tested this and had their eVGA cards die with the red LED in older games, I do not believe this bug...

Gauge rating. It's only 18 AWG. This may not be suitable for 3090's that pull more than 450W. The 3090 FE 12 pin custom cables should be 16 AWG. The official Seasonic 12 pin cable is 16 AWG, which is also used by BeQuiet, Phanteks and one other OEM that uses the current Seasonic PX / GX / TX...

Wasn't JUST a shunt mod. It was 3 mohm on top of 5 mohm. And the heatsink shorted to the shunt apparently.

I think Igor is wrong. Did some more testing just now in Path of Exile. POE + Global Illumination Shadows = Ultra + Shunt Mod 3090 FE + Core overclock is the ONLY game that can crash black screen + Screaming fans (Beyond 100%, estimated 3000 RPM or 115% speed) a SHUNT MODDED 3090 FE at 114%...

Just play NW with uncapped FPS and check TDP Normalized #. MSVDD power limit reports to TDP Normalized but is not visible in hwinfo. Increasing MSVDD voltage will also increase MSVDD's power limit. It's related to SRAM voltage. The Strix has a higher limit for this voltage. Just like kingpin...

This isn't temperature related.

Yes you can but every time I tell people, I get ignored. TDP Normalized % This * may * be reflected in GPU Core (NVVDD) Output Power (sum), which is a sum of GPU Core NVVDD Output Power (the last one) and GPU Sram Output Power. These values seem to ignore shunt mods and report the true value...

These temps are not proper. Are you mining? Or gaming? If you are gaming those temps are worse than stock. * Did you remove the sli cover before applying the pcb and backplate *? this must be done. your problem looks like the sli cover was installed before mounting the backplate * I'm using...

Hi, I'm using google translate so, some of the words cannot make sense. What exactly does "tactful" mean? "Very tactful"? How does that relate to "stable?" Is 94.02.32.00.02 the best?

I posted this before and I'll post it again but if anyone wants to experiment with cross flashing Bioses with ID checks disabled (3090, 3080 and 3070 only, I do not think the newer Ti or LHR versions are supported on this older (Dec 2020) NVflash), you can try this, but you had better have dual...

I. got 19,926 Graphics Score at 114% PL and stock speeds, but I had fans at 100%. I'm also on intel (Rocket lake), so I don't know if that matters vs your AMD. Same vbios 4B version. Rebar is disabled. 471.11 drivers.

Core is +15 MHz increments only! So you do +15, 30, 45, 60, 75, etc. e.g. +90 to +104 is the same as +90. You must do +105 not +104 for the next bump.

I had that program since last year. Zero errors but if I overclock the VRAM too high it just black screens and reboots in games (I use 3dmark Port royal, and Heaven benchmark). But no errors reported. Found it pretty useless.

I already replied to you on Overclock.net Just run nvflash on the .32 bios if you don't like the 4b one or whatever it is and then compare the benchmarks. make sure rebar is either off or on in both tests to keep the tests the same.

Can I save your picture to be used for 3090 FE thermal pad compression information? These are the most clear pictures yet.

That's impressive work, Assa! Would you happen to have a 'digikey' or 'mouser' part number for that connector that you soldered on the 3090 FE? I'm in USA (I have to use translation to read this forum). Thank you! *Zitat eingekürzt - AssassinWarlord