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fragility_V1
Got slightly colder last night in SoCal and was able to beat my previous score. 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/740477
 
Don't think I can push it much farther without some lower temps to keep the clock speeds up.  Getting glitchy/unstable at higher clocks trying to compensate.
 
 

Stock bios/voltages?

Heck no.  My card's nowhere that good. 1.25 NVVDD,  1.43125 FBVDD on the XOC bios.

fragility_V1
Got slightly colder last night in SoCal and was able to beat my previous score. 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/740477
 
Don't think I can push it much farther without some lower temps to keep the clock speeds up.  Getting glitchy/unstable at higher clocks trying to compensate.
 
 

Nice job!
 
What was the actual offsets you were using?

johnksss

fragility_V1
Got slightly colder last night in SoCal and was able to beat my previous score. 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/740477
 
Don't think I can push it much farther without some lower temps to keep the clock speeds up.  Getting glitchy/unstable at higher clocks trying to compensate.
 
 

Nice job!
 
What was the actual offsets you were using?

+220 on GPU clock, +1500 on mem.  Couldn't typically get over +200 GPU, +1200 mem.  Temps were down in the lower 40s (F) outside last night (could see my breath, not often in SoCal) thought it was a good night to try and pull the outside air in to bring down ambient some.

fragility_V1

johnksss

fragility_V1
Got slightly colder last night in SoCal and was able to beat my previous score. 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/740477
 
Don't think I can push it much farther without some lower temps to keep the clock speeds up.  Getting glitchy/unstable at higher clocks trying to compensate.
 
 

Nice job!
 
What was the actual offsets you were using?

+220 on GPU clock, +1500 on mem.  Couldn't typically get over +200 GPU, +1200 mem.  Temps were down in the lower 40s (F) outside last night (could see my breath, not often in SoCal) thought it was a good night to try and pull the outside air in to bring down ambient some.

I know what you mean. I'm in Orange County, California and the temp is 64F right now. Not cold enough blowing through the radiator.
+220? I think the count is as follows:
105
120
135
150
165
180
195
210
225
240
255
Those are the actual core clock change stages.
So 220 is really +210
It's 15mhz between changes
 
On really cold nights I can get 240 to 255, but memory seems to be lacking for me so I usually stop about 1400.

johnksss

fragility_V1

johnksss

fragility_V1
Got slightly colder last night in SoCal and was able to beat my previous score. 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/pr/740477
 
Don't think I can push it much farther without some lower temps to keep the clock speeds up.  Getting glitchy/unstable at higher clocks trying to compensate.
 
 

Nice job!
 
What was the actual offsets you were using?

+220 on GPU clock, +1500 on mem.  Couldn't typically get over +200 GPU, +1200 mem.  Temps were down in the lower 40s (F) outside last night (could see my breath, not often in SoCal) thought it was a good night to try and pull the outside air in to bring down ambient some.

I know what you mean. I'm in Orange County, California and the temp is 64F right now. Not cold enough blowing through the radiator.
+220? I think the count is as follows:
105
120
135
150
165
180
195
210
225
240
255
Those are the actual core clock change stages.
So 220 is really +210
It's 15mhz between changes
 
On really cold nights I can get 240 to 255, but memory seems to be lacking for me so I usually stop about 1400.

Oh yah I know, I'm in South OC.  Coldest night so far was yesterday, hoping for a few more in the next couple months.  Likely won't see a block for my open loop during that time.  Got a 5 pack of the Arctics (+1) for push/pull on the rad.  
 
Thanks for the step table, didn't bother looking for it.  Might try 225 then.  I know I was crashing at 240 (I was stepping at 20).

fragility_V1

No problem.
Right now 240=2265 up to like 2310 depending on temperature of core. So keep that in mind. Because scores that were low with certain clocks before will gain anywhere from 1 to 4 bins depending on temps. So always start there first. (Your best before you got it colder)
 
 
 
 

@John- What is a good way to test silicon quality? Is it by lowering the voltage or the load and seeing how high the clocks can go? I have not been able to get to 2200 MHZ, but I got close. I only spent a couple hours benching and it was basically run after run and heat soak was setting in. My starting temps kept getting higher and higher. Sort of like a supercharger when running on the track lol IA2's get hot. I think I was at 2175 or 2190 but my starting temps just kept creeping up. Got some cold air coming this weekend to SFLA and I want to be ready. 

My new high. 15,183. +150 GPU/+1300 MEM with MSIAB. Stock voltages. LN2 BIOS. Paired with 9900KS.

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/752799

My PC normally sits in front of a sliding door to a covered patio, so I simply moved it outside. It's 13C outside which is not that cold, yet my core temp dropped significantly. I might just leave it there for a while. The settings I used were +1325 mem, +165 core, voltage slider maxed, LN2 bios (121%), and both NVVDD and LLC dipswitches on. No classified tool.
 
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-10700K Processor,Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. MEG Z490 UNIFY (MS-7C71) (3dmark.com)

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/747407
 
PR 15548
offsets +1600 +210 
 
not winning lotteries just spending quality time with the KPE.