My frames are tanking during big fights in Atomic Heart. Should I tweak process priority to clear the cache?

During high-intensity combat in Atomic Heart, I noticed my ASRock chipset temps swinging between 58°C - 64°C. You can literally feel the heat radiating off the heatsinks, and the moment I trigger an ability, the frame pacing just dies. I first tried using some generic game booster for background process optimization, but it only reclaimed about 1.8GB - 2.4GB of RAM, and the frame time graph still looked like a jagged mountain range. I then pulled up HWiNFO64 and saw spikes in the 62°C - 67°C range causing massive I/O latency. I realized a single tweak wasn't going to cut it. My second attempt involved diving into Task Manager to manually set the process priority to 'High' while the game was running; in my benchmark tests, the resource allocation curve finally flattened out. It wasn't a magic fix though; I still had some micro-stutters until I tweaked the Windows Power Plan to 'Ultimate Performance.' Honestly, this kind of software scheduling is a total nightmare and requires a ton of patience. Getting the frame pool stable isn't something that happens in one click. I could hear the case fans ramping up and the keyboard input lag was hovering around 12ms - 18ms. After a final validation run, the load balancing strategy finally stuck. It took a while to kick in, but the frame generation is smooth as butter now. Definitely worth the hassle.