Y axis increasingly off near end of print

[fiery eagle]

What could have caused this? It’s supposed to be a straight box. I was not home so wasn’t able to see it go wrong.
Using Ender 5 running Klipper.
A friend of mine says it's maybe my max acceleration (max_accel set to 3000), but I did copy that setting straight from the ender 5 klipper config: https://github.com/Klipper3d/klipper/blob/9e765daeedb2adf7641b96882326b80aeeb70c93/config/printer-creality-ender5-2019.cfg#L91

[onyx pewter]

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[fiery eagle]

It's supposed to look like this.

[onyx pewter]

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[vapid hill]

Looks like your steppers might be over heating, print slower