*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D

[Papusan]

6 hours ago, electrosoft said:

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For most of us, it is going to be the 800w Matrix vBIOS we run anyhow. It is superior with more granular control. I don't want my 5090 locked at an unnatural 1.15v at all times or trying to suck down the sun and go nova especially lacking the proper cooling for support which realistically is LN2 or at least a chiller.

 

800w Matrix vBIOS is going to end up as the perfect one.

 

Matrix vbios = Gigachad+ 800w

 

 

 

This.

 

Do you plan on attempting to use it @Papusan since you can't flash the Matrix vbios?

 

 

Yowza! Looking forward to some chilled results @Mr. Fox!

 

Crazy the Asus XOC bios just comes out full tilt like that and pretty much goes crazy. +4000 memory and basically all the W and V you probably need. You could always push past 1.15 w/ the EVC2 though....

 

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@Talon now that you have a Suprim 5090 with the Matrix goodness, how is it stacking up against your HOF 5090D in just basic air testing so far?

 

With the Asus XOC and Matrix 800w out in the wild, what are the plans now?

 

 

 

Yup, I will use it. And you can play with the PL slider and curve for the voltage for daily use to reduce the chances for melting connector. Asus really screwed up this gen. And Nvidia should have made it for two power connectors as standard for all 5090's (Because the 5090 ain't a 600W card).

 

And Asus try hiding behind Nvidia's threats to lock out everything that smells oc'ing is a Joke. Nvidia knows what Galax offers with their HOF cards. Nvidia know Galax offer OC tools and XOC firmware. This won't change. But as usual, Asus really don't want offer people what some of the enthusiasts want. 

 

Asus is more a pure a gamer boy brand now. More like Razer. Not a real power house the enthusiasts want from the brand.

 

The BTF design for the limited Edition of the Matrix is a slap in the face for performance enthusiasts. The choice of that card design was meant to to help upsell/marketing of their BTF boards that sell in low quantity.