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we've already ripped J we've already ripped a deer Bauer who still hasn't gotten off of his lazy German asked to respond and now we're back to rip kingpin and for that process I am using a new secret project video card you guys here I'll just sample its last video we're doing here at EB G's headquarters are in the OC lab with Vince aka kingpin it's going to be the namesake car the kingpin card we saw this at CES you have one here with the shroud removed so this is this is not obviously the exact stock configuration but what has changed here since CES before that this video is brought to you by the gigabyte ARS ad 27 QD gaming monitor the ad 27 QT is a 27-inch 1440p gaming display with 95% of dcpip three color saturation for high color accuracy accompanied by a one millisecond response time 10 bit IPS panel and display HDR visa certification additional features include fluid adjustment and slide RGB LEDs from personal Flair and firmware features like cooldown counters at reticles and adaptive a noise reduction learn more at the link below well it's pretty much the same card not much different the CES card was using a 120 yeah I'm your read we changed that to 240 that production card will come with the 240 that's better cooling and also the Bo LED on the CES card it was a permanent part of the cover but we wanted to be able to be modular so when you use Ellen 2 you can use this now the reason why is because Tim put a special measurement on there so we can check the grease ok frozen you can see the delta know oh and so when you lose the grease you will see the delta giant you can warn the card up you see the delta clothes ready to go you can see it all real time on the display temperature reading is like 2 minus 64 so you still like even if you were running like first pre-cooling you will see like how the temperatures change and you will keep people also so premonitory so if those readings within like five things see then you know you have a good grease content that's cool so right now you have it set you were running Port Royal and should let's let's start with I guess before we go into more detail let's start with the clocks you up set up just because that's probably the biggest point of interest here yeah this is this is a pretty good card the I think I think most users who get this card will be pretty happy with the majority of the cards third they will be hand picked and this this card is no exception as you can see I have it set to twenty to twenty and it's very high yeah it's very high in 8475 and idling it's getting twenty nine C and this is this is the card on the bench right now right yeah we're looking up there yeah this is not under any crazy cooling no this is this is pretty much anybody can do this you buy the car you know I got a lot of when I post the L&T result I posted an SLI result for this card a few weeks ago not just a quick one and I got some feedback like hey we want to see what it does with the shipping cooler yeah you came about Ellen too well okay when I knew you were coming today I thought what better way to show gamers and my users what the card can actually do so here you go and in terms of typically to get any kind of frequency like this on our txseries you have to put a lot of power to the card definitely so is there I'm a bio side of things are you running a BIOS that I can get stock like is this a special we will we always take care of our customers every every generation and this generation won't be any different this is not the shipping BIOS hmm but this is a BIOS that I'll KP it access to far well also like one of the reasons why we had opted for three power connectors is that you eval to raise your prospect limit so actually the shipping cards will be already with higher power limit then you also can increase using the precision to one forty four percent so on let me ask that on the pre connectors how how necessary is this purchase to and what's yours well it tells you to essentially remove the power limit so if you even running like water cooling OC like you will never need to worry about the party right so unlike the two power connectors you will be limited by the power and then by the temperature so here you just worry about the temperature and then card will go as high as as high as the temperature allows yeah what on these cards what kind of cold scale do you normally see I mean like is there a point where it stops scaling to be honest not all cards are the same okay some cards can run full pot full temperature and make a nice clock some cards require around one there I saw 135 to 140 five is sort of a sweet spot okay before you start to run into issues either with the grease or with the GPU itself so is it it's typically is it a like a silicon variance thing I guess like what they do in GPUs you like assembly even more power the Cramton the chip so it's very important to have the contact and grease right so like sometimes you need to have a couple sessions to get the best ago okay so with I guess I while we're standing here can look at memory clocks to 1475 offset I think I tested I tested a few of the the early production cards and there they all o'clock to around this clock every single one of them some memory I think for perspective for viewers I think we were the max we were doing was about twelve twenty twelve forty on that some of our 28 et eyes yeah so that's quite a bit higher yeah and that's was that what's the my it's not Samsung right I think it was my Chronicle yeah Mike on that that that typically I don't know I see with the Samsung memory the reason why I chose it for this card is because it's more consistent okay you don't see like some cards stuck low some cards going high right let's luck of the draw more this kind of performance most cards do 1425 to 1500 so do you when you were in our stream chat right you were posting comments about a Delta quacks you commented about setting the 3dmark settings in Nvidia control panel as well what can we go through what our Delta clocks like what and memory straps what's your kind of top-level explanation I guess mm-hmm in what way what do you mean well so you were talking on the stream about how I guess the best example was I think at the time I was looking at maybe like an 8 40 megahertz offset versus like an 800 megahertz offside what's that memory we're talking yeah memory memory and sometimes we would see better performance by stepping it down right like stepping stepping the offset down would yield higher performance in scores then stepping it up a bit I don't know if that's because you're like missing a missing like a memories well like it's really like a - two questions one question is regarding the GPU frequency because in the software you can say up with the grain you know if you like one megahertz I mean like plus one I guess was two minutes but actually a real hardware will set in steps like 15 minutes right so like not you will see like even if you increase faster makers nothing will happen with the phones will do the same because the clock actually did you PU is running is the same so it will go in those steps but for the memory like if you push too hard for the offset then actually there will be errors from the memory interface operation and when GPU detects an error it will like physically resent the data okay so you will lose the bandwidth even your frequency is five so they are they effectively memory errors like is it yeah yeah so there so if there is not like like artifacts were crashes but like if you push harder you will get to the stuff that you can't see visually I guess you just see it in the performance yes yes of course you will see that performance drop and then after that if you push more you will see there are two nodes right right on this particular card I saw like when I when I select 1450 the score is almost always low but as soon as I select 1475 it's even almost nails it every time okay so like yeah certain frequencies will score better and certain frequencies just won't score the internal clocks won't what is that is that the same on on pretty much every GPU a particular model or does it change like card key card usually it's kind of similar look at the level you can see is different because like there are a lot of like the power design all that is effective as well but like in general you can see like the rule is applied for the same generation okay and the score you're getting here you've been at ten thousand something right yeah we've been ripping ten Kay's all morning it's it's been looping I mean 10 K 10 K Port Royale 2200 GPU 1475 memory that's that's that's pretty nuts if you go home and bench your tight necks yeah at the same clocks I think you will be suave that was a good score typically working with these cards you keep kind of like a keep out zone around the GPU for Allen's he pops them out definite more easily same with the OL that right it had to be in a particularly space on the card so the on2 pot would fit we do that with everything all the components around the GPU right it's the reason why you see like the v rmp things on there both sides separated so they actually make any different pieces and so you can even like if you install aftermarket water could even set up like maybe you are on chiller then you would want to keep the original there and heatsink so you're doing this nice and cool and also you have the custom key to you that makes a lot of sense yeah so the cooler itself is an ASA tech Gen 6 you have the control over the fans on the radiator and also control over the fan on the erm anything so the additional panel will help to push the air through so like memory and we RM will stay cool and you don't have that thermal just 10,000 6100 yeah now you know with the GPU boost I'll start the benchmark at 22 20 and you know this thing's hitting about 45 40 60 max under load at this speed so that you know it drops a little bit it'll write up like one Delta yeah the turbo boost is still into place over five see you c31 see it is kidnap absent is is that the steps about 5 degrees Celsius sir well - I got a range is not the same so it's not all the way up to 83 but you will see that okay yeah I think we we typically see changes like the most the third around from 45 yeah yeah and just going from like low 80s down like 70s or if it gets like 68 or something different I'm talking about like a stock card right they good hot yeah yeah when we saw that I was like you know this this card has to have water cooling yeah it helps a lot as do yes yeah we got there all the usual camping stuff like moon appears generation you have LEDs to monitor the power and Robert so you can measure the song DMM right measure the GPU voltage memory voltage FX voltage and also iPhone anything input so make sure everything's okay and also will have the option for the interface so you can use a keyboard controller right similar things is this is this stuff hooked up to anything right now I mean or wow this is what I'm doing some testing and currently it's not three is this for a this is what we'll use for benching like two to measure the voltage stability okay and ddmm we used to or money for so Vince what sort of voltage do you normally run out on this for the GPU right now I have the over voltage to about 1.15 okay I noticed it scaled a little bit because the temperatures are going on right on Ellen - I run upwards of 1.5 close okay pretty high yeah stock is a stock max or something like one point zero nine three or something like that right but it really depends on the GPU they're all a little bit different okay they're not the same for a seam memory voltage here one point I usually we have like the extra integrated in the car so like usual card you have the DMM you some sort of connector to it to the card so you can see what's the real voltage is because the software doesn't actually read over the one point one volts so we integrated essentially the DMM function into the card so you can see on the OLED you can see all the voltages on the frequencies or the temperatures and you can actually configure through the software what items you want to see okay how much time any idea on availability or pricing I know it's been a while now but we're thinking thinking hopefully sometime in March okay pricing TBD I guess yeah but is it going to be a hydropathy okay and I'll be a hybrid the hydro copper will be limited edition right kind of like a specialist q okay it's special especially but I think March I think March on the hybrid and maybe a little bit later after that cool last question I have for you is can we take one apart or is it not ready yet okay so yeah okay so maybe maybe separate video we'll see yeah sure okay cool well thank you for the walkthrough I guess look out for it in March sometime probably yeah cool and check back for all the other content we've done here subscribe for more as always you can go to patreon.com/scishow sexist i directly and thank you to Vince and ten for joining me we'll see you all next time