I'm getting instant hitches during scene transitions in Tales of Arise on my 9950X3D. Should I change core preferences?

Whenever the protagonist unleashes a big move, there's this tiny, annoying jump in the animation. It's a small flaw, but when you have this much hardware power, you notice everything. The 9950X3D was hitting a wall because of the latency difference between the two CCDs, pushing some tasks to the non-cache cores and creating 120-140ns of access delay. I tried updating the chipset drivers first, but that only gave me a measly 2 FPS boost while the hitching remained—typical band-aid fix. I went into the BIOS, set the core preference to prioritize the V-Cache cores, and added a slight positive voltage offset of +0.02V. In AIDA64, the cache latency stabilized at 62-68ns, and those jumps in the visuals completely vanished. I did notice my idle power draw spiked after the change, but tweaking the C-states brought it back down. CPU temps are great at 58℃ - 65℃. The performance panel confirms the cache scheduling is actually working now.