Playing Splinter Cell Remake on a Colorful BATTLE-AX B450M-T M.2 V14, but background tasks are eating my RAM. Should I force the process priority to fix this lag?

Based on test report #7721 (Win11 24H2, Driver v560.1), using GamePP monitoring, this Colorful BATTLE-AX B450M-T M.2 V14 board struggles with background resource hogging. I observed RAM spikes fluctuating between 80% - 88%, with a nasty peak of 94% that turned the game into a slide show. To fight this, I navigated to the Task Manager details tab, right-clicked the game process, and slammed the priority to 'High'. Then, I used the GamePP suppression panel to throttle all useless background services to 'Low'. When checking HWinfo, the memory bandwidth usage finally settled into a healthy 73% - 79% range. The game finally feels snappy and the rhythmic stutter is gone. However, honestly, it's not 100% perfect; in some extremely dense urban environments, I still catch a few micro-stutters. It's likely the hardware ceiling of the B450 chipset, but it's a massive leap over the unoptimized mess I had before. Now it's just rock steady for the most part.