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Also set the temp and power limit sliders to max. I'm currently using MSI Afterburner and have done nothing but set the core to +135 and memory to +400 with the main screen sliders. That being said, I recently got an EVGA RTX 3080 ti that seems to have a bit of headroom for pushing both the core and the memory over stock. Just found the 10 series not very good in general so always ran my former 1080 ti at stock speeds. Haven't messed with overclocking my GPU(s) in a good bit.
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