I'm seeing instant voltage drops and micro-stutters when zooming out on large maps in Civ VII.

Every time I zoomed out on the late-game map, the screen would hitch with these unsettling micro-stutters that made me incredibly anxious. The default voltage on the Gainward RTX 5070 Ti couldn't handle the massive geometry load, with Vcore dipping by 0.06V around the 1.05V mark, causing the clocks to swing wildly between 1.8GHz and 2.5GHz. I first tried Windows 'Ultimate Performance' mode, but that just spiked my GPU temps to 82℃ and made the fans scream—a complete disaster. Instead, I went into the OC panel, applied a +0.04V offset to the core voltage, and set the Load Line Calibration to Level 3. In 3DMark stress tests, the voltage drop shrank from 60mV to about 20mV. I actually overdid it on my first try and pushed it to 1.15V, which triggered an overtemp protection shutdown; that was a wake-up call on the need for precision. Now, temps stay between 68-75℃ and the load is balanced. Five hours of gaming confirms the stutters are gone and the input feels tactile and responsive.