Ray tracing rendering heat spikes cause power-airflow conflicts and tearing in The Witcher 3 Next-Gen, wouldn't calibrating airflow and undervolting actually maintain that sweet dynamic balance?

Pushing clock speeds on a B760M usually makes voltage rails swing wildly, causing core frequencies to flutter between 4.2GHz and 4.8GHz under heavy rays, which manifests as visible tearing. Blindly cranking frequencies initially just tripped the motherboard safety latch and landed me in a boot loop. Redrawing my airflow maps and diving into the MSI BIOS Advanced Voltage menu to set a negative offset between -0.075V and -0.100V finally steadied the ship. Running 3DMark stability tests showed temps chilling in the 68C to 74C zone, perfectly locked. Is this undervolt the holy grail? Nearly. You lose some raw synthetic performance, but the real gaming experience is transformed. I wasted a fortune on a beefier cooler before realizing the voltage was just fighting against itself. Just a caveat: some CPUs might reject this offset and fail to wake from sleep.