Ray tracing rendering heat spikes cause power-airflow conflicts and tearing in Palworld, wouldn't calibrating airflow and undervolting actually maintain that sweet dynamic balance?

Pushing clock speeds to the edge usually makes voltage rails swing wildly, forcing the controller to overheat and ripping framerates apart during heavy traversal. Blindly cranking frequencies initially just trips the motherboard safety latch. I used GPU-Z and HWinfo to map the spikes, seeing 90C+ drops when the drive choked. Redrawing the airflow curves and shaving off a bit of voltage’d finally stabilize things. My IO read speeds dropped slightly from 12000MB/s to a stable 11400MB/s - 11600MB/s, but the stuttering vanished. Can gentle undervolting really boost speed? Indirectly, yes, by removing the thermal throttle. The game feels snappy now, though you might hit a ceiling if you're running too many 4K texture packs simultaneously.