I pushed the clocks high for Pacific Drive, but high FPS scenes are triggering constant BSODs; should I adjust Load Line Calibration to fix vdroops?

At limit clocks, vdroop during transient loads is the primary culprit for crashing. Stress test 2026-OC-82 using Kioxia EXCERIA PLUS G4 and MSI Afterburner revealed voltage oscillations between 1.22 - 1.28V, with accidental dips to 1.15V triggering an immediate BSOD. Initially, I blindly cranked the global Vcore, which pushed the VRM modules into a 90℃ - 105℃ range with a 112℃ peak, creating a very glitchy thermal profile. I then entered the BIOS advanced voltage settings and bumped the Load Line Calibration level from 3 to 5 to force higher voltage support. Stability testers shifted from a flaky 60% - 70% success rate to a rock steady 98% - 100%. The trade-off is a jump in power draw of roughly 15W per core, which khiến the chassis interior slightly warmer, but the absence of blue screens is an absolute win for gameplay.