Traditional circuit design focuses on optimizing the static critical paths no matter how infrequently these paths are exercised dynamically. Circuit optimization is then tuned to the worst-case conditions to guarantee error-free computation but may also lead to very inefficient designs. Recently, there are processor works that over-clock the chip to achieve higher performance to the point where timing errors occur, and then error correction is performed either through circuit-level or microarchitecture-level techniques. This approach in general is referred to as Timing Speculation. In this paper, we propose a new circuit optimization technique "DynaTune" for timing speculation based on the dynamic behavior of a circuit. DynaTune optimizes the most dynamically critical gates of a circuit and improves the circuit's throughput under a fixed power budget. We test this proposed technique with two timing speculation schemes - Telescopic Unit (TU) and Razor Logic (RZ). Experim...