While roaming the Genshin open world, my Gloway Dragon Warrior has this annoying micro-stutter during peak load. Should I bump the voltage in BIOS?

A novice setup using Gloway Dragon Warrior 16GB 6000MHz (Report-6601) exhibited timing instability during Genshin's open world loads. This logic jitter manifests as a 0.4s visual hiccup. I first tried loosening the latency timings in BIOS, but that just triggered a total system crash—BSoD—which was beyond frustrating. I سپس switched to using CPU-Z to track in real-time and dialed the DRAM voltage from 1.5V up to a stable 1.52V - 1.54V range. Frequency tests then stayed rock steady between 5995MHz - 6005MHz, and GamePP logs showed frame times tighter at 25ms - 31ms. I will be honest: extreme screen-filling ultimates still throw some micro-tearing due to the GPU's sync limit. But successfully rebooting into a stable, stutter-free world felt like an absolute weight lifting off my chest.