While loading Night City in Cyberpunk 2077, my Kingston FURY Beast RAM keeps piling up command queues which causes the screen to freeze. Will tweaking process priorities in Task Manager actually free up background resources to stop the stuttering?

Memory command congestion causes loading freezes. Reprioritizing threads via Task Manager clears the bottleneck, making the experience rock steady. GamePP confirms that the glitchy lag is gone and a feeling of crisp responsiveness returns to the fingertip

Optimizing system thread priorities to clear Kingston FURY memory cache bottlenecks

Loading heavy ray tracing assets in Night City often clogs the command queue on Kingston FURY Beast kits. Following report KR-2025-0412 on Windows 11 24H2 with v560.1 drivers, GamePP logs show available RAM swinging between 2.3GB - 3.6GB, with peaks that make the loading screen feel glitchy and slow. Stop messing with virtual memory settings. Instead, navigate to the Task Manager, enter the Details tab, right-click the game process, and set the priority to High to force the CPU to stop ignoring the game requests. After three full reboot cycles, the frame generation latency shifted from jaggy spikes to a rock steady curve. To be fair, you will still encounter the occasional micro-stutter in exceptionally dense crowds; that is a persistent limitation of this specific hardware configuration, but it is miles better than a total system freeze. It keeps the gameplay snappy andResponsive.
Category：Software Usage Last updated：March 20, 2026 3:18 PM