My GW3300 256GB keeps throwing checksum errors and crashing during high-load rendering. Should I lower frequency?

Using a tiny 256GB drive for 4K MODs is basically a joke; the game just crashed every ten minutes without warning. The system logs were a nightmare, filled with disk controller errors. It was clear the controller was on the edge of total failure under the concurrent request load. I tried enabling 'Storage Boost Mode' in the BIOS, which was a disaster—it actually increased the crash frequency from once an hour to once every five minutes. I was practically in tears. I eventually forced the PCIe interface down from Gen3 to Gen2 and nudged the motherboard storage voltage to 1.1V. After six hours of straight stress testing, the system didn't throw a single error. The crashes are gone. Sure, loading times increased by about 8 seconds, but in the actual game, you don't even notice. Stability is the only thing that matters. Temps are now 42-48℃, and the motherboard slot is 55-60℃. I used the motherboard export tool to save these parameters so I don't have to do this again.