My Crucial RAM throughput is unstable during Far Cry 6 benchmarks; should I export a baseline curve to find the bottleneck?

I had to map out exactly when this bottleneck triggers. During high-intensity firefights, I noticed my memory frequency dipping between 4600 - 4900 MHz, with controller load spikes jumping every 0.3 - 0.5 s. This created a jagged throughput mess. I tried messing with queue depths in a disk benchmark, but that's a band-aid fix; it didn't touch the overall stability. The real issue was a timing conflict between the CPU scheduler and storage response. I went into the BIOS and enabled 'Resizable BAR', and suddenly the throughput curve in the render benchmark flattened out. I still had a few blips until I tweaked the power strategy for a second pass. It's wild how much the hardware specs and system settings are coupled. I could actually feel a bit of heat radiating from the RAM heatsinks, and my keyboard response felt slightly sluggish. Finally, the render validation confirmed the bottleneck was quantified and exported. It's a reliable setup now, but be warned: BIOS changes can be finicky.