During high-load combat in Dragon Age 4, my Plextor M10PGN 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD has power fluctuations that cause frame generation jaggedness. Should I tweak the voltage curve to push the physical limit?

According to Report 07, the Plextor M10PGN 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD core power was swinging between 1.27V - 1.34V, and AMD Ryzen Master showed core voltage jumps from 1.26V - 1.33V. I first tried locking the memory frequency at 3200MHz, but the improvement was tiny and didn't meet my expectations. I then spent a long time debugging, using OCCT to lock the temperature threshold and Prime95 for memory stress tests, eventually fine-tuning the voltage curve to 1.29V - 1.32V. After that, Ryzen Master recorded frequency fluctuations narrowing to 3197MHz - 3227MHz, and the screen tearing stopped. I verified the overclock stability via MSI Afterburner logs and backed up the config in BIOS. Because of the heatsink's physical limit, temps still wobble around 73℃, causing a 1-2MHz drop occasionally, but this is the absolute best this hardware can do.