shaneduce
What dose your 3090 boost to WITHOUT any manual OCing. 

It won't boost past the specified boost clock which can be seen in GPU-z if you don't specifically overclock it. 

Keep in mind this is a Kingpin with a HydroCopper block on it:
 
Stock it will hit 2025-2055MHz core, with it typically being at 2040-2055 now that the temperatures are much lower than with the Hybrid/stock cooling. GPUz shows 1920 boost so the specified boost clock talk is a bit off, at least for this card.
 
I believe my 3090 FTW3 Hybrid I had previously typically ran in the 1965-1995MHz range.  Not positive though, it's been a while since I had that thing.

andreibondrea
oc your 3090? came on man...just enjoy your card :)

You don’t have to manually overclock your card to enjoy it. It’s already fast enough at stock speeds to play anything out there at 4K and max settings. Just playing games is “enjoying“ the card. Today’s cards, if you keep the temps in check overclock themselves anyway. My card for instance is just a stock PNY reference board 3090 and by water cooling it, the core jumped from hovering in the 1920Mhz boost range on the stock cooler to 1980-2015Mhz with the block. 


That’s honestly where I leave it these days. I don’t use a manual offset. No need at all to push it further just to game on. I used to be all into the overclocking scene, but the reality of the matter is that for gaming it quite honestly doesn’t matter. That’s all I do on my PC these days, and that may be all the OP does with his. That’s enjoying it enough to me. 

No need to overlock a 3090 unless you're playing MSFS.. otherwise you're just burning up the lifespan.