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On my last benchmark run (with sort of extreme cooling) , managed 2250 and 8373 stable all the way through.
How high will these cards go ?
Could have taken the memory a lot higher but it was bringing my score down.
2250 was over 200 extra on the clock .

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HeavyHemi

spit051261
On my last benchmark run (with sort of extreme cooling) , managed 2250 and 8373 stable all the way through.
How high will these cards go ?
Could have taken the memory a lot higher but it was bringing my score down.
2250 was over 200 extra on the clock .

Is this a rhetorical post? Secondarily if you clock the memory too high, error correction can kick in and lower memory throughput. Your GPU will run whatever clocks it's capable of. Nobody knows how high your specific GPU will go.

The other two gave me an answer so it was a question .
Just got 31754 on superposition 1080 medium which puts me 7th .....in the world.
Not bad and still lots to do to get it higher

k|ngp|n
 
Nice Frequencies on those KP 2080Ti's guys!  AND yup, 3DMARK is really the best way to validate those gpu overclocks publicly. For me Timespy Extreme is still the hardest one to run. Port Royal doesn't seem to push the card as hard and its super short. Timespy Extreme is always the hardest to get through at your max clock, especially on LN2.

k|ngp|n

sparetimepc
You have to remember though, if someone is using a chiller or dice they will be able to get higher then just standard cooling, even when using the ice or air conditioner tricks. Ive been able to get 2340 then downclock to 2325 quite a few times with a completed benchmark but sometimes i can start the benchmark at 2355 and down clocks to 2340 and it stalls. Still trying to find that sweet voltage so it will complete the test.

Right on! Chiller or DI will provide MUCH lower loaded temperatures at the Die than you could ever possibly get with AC added to normal EVGA KP hybrid cooler. It's light years difference, and Turing gpus need every single little bit of cooling to scale. Best I was ever able to do achieve on the hybrid cooler with KP 2080Ti was roughly 2235mnz. Also, this was on XOC bios with no clock drop, so it was a legit 2235mhz at roughly 49-50c fully loaded temps. That is about as good as it gets for that temperature range silicon wise for this gen. Take it down another 15-20c in loaded temps with a chiller and for sure it will scale higher while still at "ambient" temps of 20-25c loaded. 
And it goes without saying that you guys always should pay attention to benchmark efficiency. I've seen many people run 2250mhz+, but the game test scores are below where they should be when I ask to see them. The clock that you see in precision or some other utility or gpuz is NOT the true internal clock the card is running at. That true internal clock of the card is dependent on things like power limit and current usage.

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sparetimepc

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I'm thinking a block of dice ( well ventiallated) with a fan blowing into the case over the dice.
The GPU rad in ice and the portable air con blowing at the CPU rad (I can get the i9 9900ks to 5.6 + 4.7 cache on ambient so might go higher).
Room air con on full blast and see how she goes.

If your going to mess with the dry ice your better off to just go ahead and get a vga dice pot and do it right, be safer that way as well. I decided a while back i would do what i can with the chiller and avoid the DICE or LN2 options.

What chiller do you use ?
You thing dice with a fan in a well ventialted room is a bad idea ?
I'll have to see if I can more info on the "dice pot".