Monster Hunter Wilds OC trips power walls early, isn't it wise to grab manual curve control and push frames to break limitations?

PBO extreme pushes shook the curve hard, triggering clock locks that stalled Monster Hunter Wilds progress instantly on my Great Wall GW3300 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD power modules, going past stock limits, spiking thermal design power fast. The first clock jump caused crashes, dropping to desktop, so I dialed voltage steps back, tightening memory timings, which flattened the load curve. Fans ramped, keeping temps locked without throttling. Auto OC hit ceilings early, forcing manual curves that bumped throughput noticeably. Voltage swings tamed, shrinking frame variance. Multi cycle runs proved margins held, leaving gains thrilling for users. Shouldn't manual tuning get more room? Regulator ripple recalibrated, never tripping failsafes. Max clock runs delivered silky smooth with zero hitch. Yet even after the adjustments, the crash gamble still carries limitations. Players often say frames soar post OC, but stability demands mental prep. This manual curve control really let me stay in the flow during the most intense hunts.