After a few days of fiddling I think I found my sweet spot and I hope this can help people that went for the same card
MSI Afterburner Values: 975mV, 3082Mhz Core Clock (+374Mhz) and +3000Mhz Memory Clock
This card only has 106% Power Limit without flashing another BIOS (which I'm not even sure it's possible with this brand/model)
Fan Curves are the same for Stock and Benchmark
Fan Control – Auto Fan Curve – Force Apply
Nvidia Control Panel Settings (3DMark V-Sync Off):
Cyberpunk 2077 Ultra RT DLAA No Pathtracing – 7% Avg FPS Increase, -5C, – 10W:
No Man's Sky Ultra DLAA – GTAO High – AF 1 – 2.6% Avg FPS Increase
Stock – Average: 168.1 FPS – Minimum: 130.9 FPS – Maximum: 189.4 FPS – 1 Low: 101.6 FPS
UV/OC – Average 172.5 FPS – Minimum: 131.1 FPS – Maximum: 189.4 FPS – 1% Low: 113.4 FPS
Speed Way (Stock: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/139098478 OC/UV: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/139098960 )
Stock – Avg GPU Power: 320W – Average Temp: 59C – GPU Fan Speed: 2882 RPM
OC/UV – Avg GPU Power: 315W – Average Temp: 55C – GPU Fan Speed: 2675 RPM
Steel Nomad (Stock: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/139098721 OC/UV: https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/139099295 )
Stock – Max GPU Power: 320W – Average Temp: 58C – GPU Fan Speed: 2882 RPM
OC/UV – Mag GPU Power: 310W – Average Temp: 57C – GPU Fan Speed: 2882 RPM
Overall I'm just happy I can lower the power consumption, if it's by a little, and increase performance at the same time. I didn't have much luck just doing overclock, performance gains weren't crazy am I'm power limited to 320W anyways.
I appreciate any feedback I'll probably still thinker with Memory Clock and Fans curves. Probably won't undervolt more because I didn't see any perfomance improvements but could just be skill issue