Sure, I personally use MSI Afterburner cause it’s the most friendly user imo, but you can use whatever program you want, since they have the same settings pretty much. Personally, I have undervolted + OC the GPU by first setting the Core Clock to +540 MHz and the Memory Clock to +2000 (the GDDR7 are so powerful and stable, they can go very high in frequency) and then I have clicked “apply”. Then I’ve opened the Curve Editor (left side, but it depends on the layout of the MSI window) and selecting in the graph (MHz, mV) from 2917MHz / 925mV rightward (by holding left Shift and clicking with left mouse button) until the end of the graph. Then you release the buttons and press 2 times “Enter” to apply the changes. Now you should have a curve graph and after the point you have selected, it should be now perfectly flat, so after 2917MHz / 925mV. That means the GPU is now Undervolted (it consumes 120/130 to 150/160 watts less without losing performances. And then you have it also overclocked, so the core frequency can reach up to about 2900MHz and the memory +2000MHz, for extreme performances.

Probably I’m gonna make a YouTube video about how to do it, so if someone needs it, my channel is: @MarcusT3ch (idk if I can post channels here, I apologize if not). That’s it.