EVGA’s Last Hoorah! GeForce RTX 3090 Ti KINGPIN Claims World Record Spot In 3DMark Time Spy Extreme Benchmark

As a farewell to EVGA, South Korean overclocker, Biso Biso, decided to dedicate his last world record on an GeForce RTX 3090 Ti graphics card to KINGPIN aka Vince Lucido himself. As you might remember, EVGA stepped out of making all kinds of graphics cards a few weeks back, you can read the full story here.

In a post over at Facebook, Vince Lucido "KINGPIN" thanked all of his friends within and outside of the tech industry for reaching out to him after EVGA quite NVIDIA's GPU business. The world-class overclocker also stated that while the story of the KINGPIN brand might be over at EVGA, there's a possibility that it might continue in one way or another. So whether we will see KINGPIN products from a different manufacturer remains to be seen but EVGA did recently introduce its Z790 series KINGPIN motherboard so the branding still continues (or at least seems to for this generation).

I'm thankful for all the industry friends, old colleagues, etc. that reached out. It means a lot and I appreciate it. The news isn't received well ofc, and I'm mostly sorry for the fans and people that are passionate for our brand and everything that we have done here over the years at EVGA. If the KP hardware is meant to continue on in one way or another, I'm sure that it will . The EVGA and PC hardware enthusiast community have been great to me and my teams here over the years, THANK YOU.

via Vince Lucido aka KINGPIN

Now overclocker, Biso Biso, who's also part of the EVGA overclocking team has come forward and dedicated his last world record on an EVGA graphics card, the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti KINGPIN, to the legend himself. Biso states that he posted this world record not only for Vince "KINGPIN" but also to remember the last days of EVGA's NVIDIA graphics card. Biso currently holds several top spots in the 3DMark Time Spy and Port Royal benchmarks and in his last session, he used two GeForce RTX 3090 Ti KINGPIN graphics cards from EVGA and posted a record-breaking score of 24,964 points in Time Spy Extreme. Both GPUs were overclocked to 2.58 GHz on LN2 and you find the HWBOT link here.