Loading into dungeons in Neverness to Everness causes my GIGABYTE WINDFORCE frequency to cap, creating terrible throughput lag. Should I pump the voltage curve for speed?

Massive scene serialization during dungeon entry hits the transient power wall, forcing the GIGABYTE WINDFORCE to trigger protection and cycle frequencies wildly. A simple global offset was a failure—it just blue-screened my rig. I used a pro V-F curve tool to delicately shift the frequency troughs around 1.1V upward by 30MHz while keeping the core current safe. After this, HWMonitor showed sustained load temps perfectly locked in a 62-73°C window with clock jitter limited to a tiny ±71MHz. Those brutal loading stutters vanished instantly. a key warning: pushing for the absolute max clock will desync your voltage and cause a driver crash—you can't beat the physical silicon limit. Still, the resulting load throughput is insane, and the game now feels rock steady and responsive enough to get your blood pumping