During peak load in Granblue Fantasy: Relink, my Seagate FireCuda 530 frequency keeps fluctuating and capping my performance. Should I use a voltage offset to squeeze more out of it?

I wanted the absolute bleeding edge of performance, but the default overclocking settings felt like a placebo. I leaned on report #2025-GB21 on Win11 24H2, booted into the BIOS, navigated to the Advanced power settings, and changed the core voltage offset from 0 to +0.025V, while also tweaking the thermal curve. Running AIDA64 stress tests showed the frequency fluctuations narrowed to a tight 138-171MHz window. After the voltage tweak, I reclaimed a stable 145-215MHz of frequency and hit zero throttle events. I then adjusted the power limit strategy, which boosted performance release efficiency by 15% - 22% and locked my FPS between 64-69fps. I backed this whole config into a BIOS profile so I can restore it in seconds if it wipes. The gain is huge, but my power draw went up by about 5W at full tilt, so my heatsink is working a lot harder now.