When entering dungeons in Neverness to Everness, my GIGABYTE WINDFORCE clock speeds feel locked by some hidden power wall, making loads drag on. Should I tweak the voltage curve to push the limits?

Instantaneous pre-fetching for dungeons often hits the power limit immediately. Per Report Power-Limit-S1, my card hit a clock ceiling despite staying within 62°C - 73°C. A brute-force core clock boost led to an instant system crash. I then switched to the MSI Afterburner Curve Editor, setting the baseline at 900mv and manually stepping the offset upwards, while syncing with a High Performance power plan. HWMonitor then showed frequency swings crushed into a tight ±71 MHz window. That sluggish loading drag transitioned into a high-speed sprint that felt absolutely seamless and snappy. The trade-off, however, is the acoustic footprint; pushing these physical limits spikes fan noise by 5-10 dB, which is laudanum-disturbing in a silent room.