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There's a million possibilities but there are some essential upgrades that make the Enders shine -- a PEI print bed and upgraded leveling wheels. I also find the recommended settings of 200/50 to be... inadequate. When I was printing with my OEM nozzle generally was printing at 210/62 and with my diamond tip I now print at 205/55 but still way higher than the default values in Cura.
I'll try increasing the heat, I run 200/60
Try starting at 215/65 with a PEI bed and then tune it down slowly until you start getting bed adhesion and/or warping issues.