Pushing G.Skill memory voltage curves to the limit
In stress test CP-2026-0403, I found the memory frequency flickering between 3180MHz - 3240MHz, with core power swinging from 1.28V - 1.35V. I tried simply locking it at 3200MHz, but the frame generation curve remained jagged—it was a waste of electricity. I switched to Plan B: I used the OCCT stability page to lock the temperature threshold and ran Prime95 for a memory soak, then tuned the voltage curve to a tight 1.30V - 1.33V. Back in Night City, the frequency flutter was suppressed to 3195MHz - 3225MHz, and the tearing disappeared. The trade-off is that package temps hit 68℃ - 73℃, so you need your fans at 100%. MSI Afterburner logs show the system is now rock solid. It is loud as hell, but the visuals are absolutely mesmerizing.
