Question Are these settings for overclocking GPU safe long term? I was able to stabilize it just need to know if it will cause degradation from overvolting

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Noted: "Estimated game performance" And "57.26 fps"

In real time, how much of a fps change is actually noticeable? And not some estimated measurement.

Overclocking may provide miminal performance improvement at the risk of potential problems.

What is driving the overclocking requirement?

Unless there are specific measureable end results then leave it all alone.

Just my thoughts on the matter.
 
Lowering the temperature may result in better average results as well. Undervolting with increased clocks can sometimes work as well.

Considering those sliders are within Nvidia specs unless you have tinkered with the BIOS or done a shunt mod, it should be fine long term. But how you define long term is another matter. I have a 3080 Ti as well, and I foresee keeping it active another 2 years potentially.
 
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Lowering the temperature may result in better average results as well. Undervolting with increased clocks can sometimes work as well.

Considering those sliders are within Nvidia specs unless you have tinkered with the BIOS or done a shunt mod, it should be fine long term. But how you define long term is another matter. I have a 3080 Ti as well, and I foresee keeping it active another 2 years potentially.
Yeah it was getting too unstable after the +177mhz so i had to bump the GPU voltage offset to 30% and power target to 114% and it stabilized. Who knows about the future tho? I might be rich I might be homeless but as long as these settings wont damage it then I can rest easy.