Have been day by day driving my system for 1 yr, 
Solely skilled crashes in 2 video games (smooth crashes, not bsod) – starfield on launch, and crossout.
Even have a 2 video games combo that normally bsods my system after 5 hours of them each operating ( not at all times, generally they will run for 10 or extra with out bsod) – they’re Escape From Tarkov and Black Desert On-line, if i play them by themselves, nothing flawed. 

These crashes in video games i attribute to video games being kinda unhealthy coded. 

These days i wished to run some benchmarks and stuff to see how is my cpu doing. And that i discovered that my cpu doesn’t go any cpu intensive benchmark,
cinebench23 – both smooth crash or bsod.
intel avx2 take a look at – smooth or bsod
prime95 – smooth crash 

Trying on this discussion board i discovered that some individuals had points with 13900k, and the difficulty was that they’d SVID on Auto, and the really useful answer was to place it into Intel Fail Protected

After having SVID on Intel Fail Protected -> i go all of the benchmarks, however i run hotter, and in prime 95 my P cores are at round 4.5 GHz, cinebench round 4.8 GHz and thermal throttling.

My query is – if underneath regular load i don’t crash or expertise any bugs – is it nonetheless safer to have SVID on Intel Fail Protected? 

Checks had been made on Z790 Maximus Hero with default BIOS with following settings
MCE – disabled, implement all limits
ABT – off
XMP – profile II or auto (inventory clocks)
SVID – auto or intel fail protected

Reminiscence – GSkill Trident Z5 2 sticks of 16 gb, 7200mhz cl34

NH-D15 from Noctua for cooling, with 2 followers
Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Thermal paste

 
my VIds with Intel Fail Protected
And temperatures operating Black Desert On-line