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85c is the point at which your GPU starts throttling and agressively ramping its fans which is why it maintains this temperature.
i'm really thankfull for your comment as you bassicly decided for me x), have a nice day
Even without lowering power % just undervolting will help. How much depends on Silicon Lottery. Last 3 cards I've started by looking at it's highest clock speed and setting Voltage for that at 1 then tested dropping it by - 0.025 more after each successful test.
My 3070 Ti is currently at 1,995Mhz +1000 to memory all at 0.950mv Before the tweak highest clock is set to 1,965Mhz so still has a small OC whilst dropping the voltage.
Though you can look at the fan curve, some of them EVGA cards wont max the fans out until after the card starts to throttle, optimize for best sound acoustics from factory, Can make it more aggressive, I like to set my fans to 100% at 70C+.
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