Elden Ring team fights make my WD Black SN850X SSD background processes hog resources and cause loading delays, isn't it worth adjusting priorities to free up cache for stable performance?

Jumping into Elden Ring team fights, the loading suddenly felt sluggish. Even though my Western Digital WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD with heatsink is supposed to be lightning fast, those background processes were clearly competing hard for resources. So I fired up task manager and manually adjusted priorities right away, which balanced the allocation nicely and made everything snappier without the usual hiccups. The heatsink got a bit louder under sustained pressure, but the response improved noticeably. Then I switched to full manual control to dodge auto mode conflicts, and the feel became buttery smooth. Voltage stayed controlled and load variance dropped a ton. After several test runs the performance squeeze felt genuinely satisfying. Yet even after all that tweaking, small file cache pressure in the most chaotic fights still brings minor fluctuations. Folks in the community often mention that this kind of optimization raises the thermal demands during long sessions. The power delivery stayed rock steady without tripping any protection, but the overall experience leaves me thinking more fine tuning could help push it further. This kind of tweak really helped me stay focused in the heat of battle.