Tackling the loading stutters via scheduling adjustments
According to Test Report TR-8821, running on Windows 11 24H2, HWinfo revealed these Crucial sticks were swinging between 85ns and 112ns, with some nasty peaks hitting 148ns. That is a textbook case of memory stalling during scene transitions. I first tried just closing Chrome, which did jack squat—totally frustrating. Then I dove into GamePP, navigated to Performance Presets, then Memory Scheduling, and flipped the priority from General to Competitive, carving out a solid 3GB - 4GB of dedicated headroom. Re-checking via GamePP, the latency stabilized within 72ns - 81ns, matching the public benchmarks within a 3% margin of error. It's not a perfect cure; I still see some tiny hitches in dense city areas, but the jarring slideshow effect is dead. Everything feels snappy and the frame pacing is finally rock steady again, removing that soul-crushing input lag.