Asa5505 crashing perhaps related to maximum connections per second

I have an asa5505 with software version 7.2(3) that randomly stops responding.
The firewall sits in front of a public facing webserver that handles a significant amount of traffic.
I was wondering that would happen when the asa5505 reaches or exceeds the 4000 connections per second limit... i.e. would this possibly explain why my asa5505 stops responding and requires a power cycle in order to start working again.
when it "crashes" it does not respond on either the outside or inside interfaces.

Investigation into this issue should be performed via the console connection. This may allow you access to debugs/switchport states/etc. that you will not otherwise get if the ASA is not accepting connections through the LAN. I understand that a quick power-cycle 'resolves' the issue but you're dooming yourself to face it again. Next time this happens I would recommend interrogating the device via console and posting back your results. From there, I'm sure we can help.
Kind Regards,
Kevin
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