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Theres really no reason to overclock the ♥♥♥♥ out of that card, unless you want to throw it in the trash, it already performs at its fullest, massively better than 90% of gpu's that are out on the market right now.
At least be thankful to have such fps on 4k, there are others that struggle to squeeze 30 fps at 800x600 res.
Just pay a visit to LowSpecGamer on youtube to see what I mean.
Highest temp estimates I've commonly seen are 55c. After that, it begins to move up and down. This can be changed with oc software. Voltage is also limited at 1.094. This is locked.
Do note, the vram shares power with your chip. So overclocking the memory is proportionally gimping your core.
The only ways around it is using a custom bios, either by buying a custom oc tier card, or finding a working custom bios and flashing your card.
Difference isn't groundbreaking (roughly 10% boost) but it does help especially with more demanding games, I only use the max oc for benchmarking as the top card gets mighty hot even with custom airflow.
Note: my cards stock speed is 1.5ghz and both hover below 1.9ghz on furmark without the oc, with the oc they reach over 2ghz. Same with ram, at stock speeds it doesn't get as many fps as with the oc applied. I also run a custom fan curve since these 10 series cards like to turn off the fans completely and only kick in at like 60 degrees.
What boost clocks are you achieving and what exact 1080 are you running?
Personally I like to run uningine bench marks looping to tinker then 3dmark firestrike to actually bench my overclocks.
Temps on 10 series cards are very important, once you hit 64c you'll begin dropping from your max clocks and once the cards get to the 80 range the speed tends to drop alot.
In MSI afterburner feel free to slide the power bar to max, no real harm will be done, depending on the game a solid of can add 5-10 FPS, looking at your games, well, they aren't the most demanding, something like pubg or wildlands will really appreciate the oc, GTA also I'd suspect.
Every card us different, I've had 7 evga 1080ti ftw3 elites and everyone of them ran at different speeds and would overclock a differing ammount, my final pair both run at around 2076MHz, but one card only takes around a 60MHz of to get there and won't go any higher, while the other is at a 140MHz of to get to the same point.