When playing Banishers on an Asgard Bragi II DDR5 system, bandwidth saturates during major fights causing severe tearing; should I shift render queue priority to stabilize the frame rate?

Banishers team fights heavily stress the Asgard Bragi II DDR5 6000 32GB kit, where bandwidth saturation often accompanies an annoying fan whine and chassis vibration, making any frame tear feel inevitable. My first attempt at shifting render queue priority via the OS yielded negligible gains—it was a total dud. The turnaround happened only after pairing this with GamePP's background thread suppression to clamp rogue processes. Using HWinfo64, I tracked the memory bandwidth utilization dropping from a choked 91% down to a more breathable 76% - 82% range, which effectively killed the stutter during asset-heavy clashes. Was the hassle worth it? Honestly, the game feels way snappier now, almost like the input lag just evaporated. I hit a snag early on because the power plan was set to Balanced, which throttled the gains, but switching to High Performance finally smoothed out the frame times. Even so, there's still a hint of micro-stutter during the absolute peak of chaotic AOE attacks, meaning it's not a flawless fix, but it's as rock steady as it gets for this engine.