Shouldn’t damage it in the short term as long as you are not getting any flickering pixels, lines, or distortion, all of which could be a sign that you are pushing it too far. Long-term, it produces more heat so theoretically might shorten the lifespan. I never had very much luck with overclocking monitors. I would always end up with artifacts in a certain application that would make me set it back to default. So I just bit the bullet and got a high refresh monitor a few years ago and no regrets.
Shouldn’t damage it in the short term as long as you are not getting any flickering pixels, lines, or distortion, all of which could be a sign that you are pushing it too far. Long-term, it produces more heat so theoretically might shorten the lifespan. I never had very much luck with overclocking monitors. I would always end up with artifacts in a certain application that would make me set it back to default. So I just bit the bullet and got a high refresh monitor a few years ago and no regrets.