My Corsair Vengeance DDR5 6000 has response delays during fast fights in Naraka Bladepoint. Should I lock the frequency?

There's nothing worse than a perfectly timed combo being ruined by a frame drop. I checked the logs and found the RAM frequency was crashing from 6000MHz down to 4800-5200MHz in less than half a second. I'd been using an aggressive power-saving mode to keep things cool, but that just created massive wake-up latency—my obsession with efficiency was actually killing my performance. I went into the BIOS, disabled all deep sleep states for the memory, and raised the voltage floor to 1.3V. Now, the response time is pinned at 68-72ns, and frame intervals have tightened from 16.8-24.2ms to 11.5-13.8ms. I tried adding more virtual memory at first, but that just caused a nightmare of disk I/O conflicts. Moving the game to a high-end NVMe drive finally killed the stuttering for good. This kit has insane potential as long as the frequency doesn't wander. I switched the profile to High Performance, and frame times are now locked at 11.5-13.8ms.