My Kioxia drive seems to hit the power wall and throttle in Forza Horizon 5; would flattening the voltage curves fix this glitch?

Consulting Audit-Report 202603G under a professional silicon-lotting environment; I spotted the core voltage fluctuating wildly between 0.9V and 1.0V, with spikes hitting 1.15V which immediately triggered forced throttling. I took a gamble and entered the advanced options, manually setting the voltage offset to -0.05V and slightly lowering the frequency cap. This asymmetric approach unexpectedly stopped the throttling without sacrificing speed, and the previous frustration of micro-stuttering during high-speed races vanished, making it feel rock steady. A minor downside is that in cold boots, the system occasionally takes a few seconds longer to post, likely a hardware-level glitch in capacitor charging. Comparing with official baselines, frequency variance stayed under 1%, finally achieving a snappy sweet spot.