After the usual back and forth of the core tuning I finished up with tuning the memory by adjusting the sliders up until the 3D loads failed or scoring started dropping due to memory errors. Pretty straightforward when you get down to it. On the RTX 2060 FE I would see a flash of the core clock speed to up and over 2100MHz, but after the heat starts to build the final speeds on the core settle down and run in the 2040MHz to 2055MHz range. The GDDR6 memory on this card was able to run just fine with a +524MHz offset to raise the effective speed of the memory to 7524MHz. This card easily surpasses its built-in GPU Boost 4.0 clock speed of 1680MHz in many games. The added tuning makes a difference in overall performance that costs you nothing more than your time.