Is the Zhitai TiPro9000 1TB causing render delays during scene transitions in Ghost of Tsushima PC version?

During those sweeping Japanese landscape transitions, the Zhitai 9000 controller hit peak loads that caused VRAM bandwidth fluctuations, making the filter application lag by a few milliseconds. From experience, just cranking up AI sharpening creates ugly edge artifacts. I had to open the GPU control panel to monitor the render link and track the frequency swings, narrowing them from ±220MHz to ±85MHz. The first pass of AI sharpening looked grainy, but after tweaking the Director Mode color enhancement parameters, the vibe finally matched what I wanted. The mouse movement feels fluid now, no more ghosting. The controller still runs at 58 - 64°C, with fans cycling between 980 - 1250 RPM. I used a GPU precision tool to verify the visual overhaul, and the result is a massive upgrade. It was a pain to get rid of the artifacts, but the second calibration finally stabilized the render link.