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I'd say OG 11 is enough. Beside that, you should analyze your GMATprep answers attentivly and pinpoint your areas of weakness. Once you have that data, you can develop an effective preparation scheme. Maybe you just have to agonize over some specific problem type.

And of course work on your time management - there is plenty of tips here on the forums. Being confident about your pace is far more crucial than any problem solving concept.
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