Can adjusting core voltage stop the Manli RTX 5080 OC from crashing in Nightingale's RT modes?

This was a total nightmare—right in the middle of exploring, my PC would just black screen and reboot. You'd expect better stability from a 50-series card. The Manli Snow Fox RTX 5080 OC 16GB had a tiny 0.02V voltage drop during heavy shader calculations, which triggered the TDR protection and killed the driver. I tried dropping the resolution to 2K, but the image was a pixelated mess and it still crashed, which was just insulting. I went into the control panel and bumped the core voltage by +0.01V and flushed 6GB of shader cache. In AIDA64 GPU stress tests, temps stayed between 76-82℃ with zero crashes. I actually messed up the overclock multiplier during the tweak and couldn't boot into Windows, but a CMOS clear got me back in. The GPU now holds a steady 2500MHz under full load. I backed up the voltage table and driver config, and the core temp is now a stable 74-79℃.