My Seagate FireCuda 530 2TB cache fills up during large Fortnite map loads, causing the speed to tank. Should I change my strategy?

This drive has a decent heatsink, but the SLC cache exhaustion is a joke when handling fragmented assets. During complex Fortnite scenes, write speeds plummeted from 6000MB/s to 1200MB/s, causing the loading screen to stutter. I tried using disk cleanup tools, but that just made the system indexing take longer—a total waste of time. I used a third-party tool to shrink the partition, leaving 150GB of unallocated space to expand the dynamic cache pool, and disabled write-cache flushing in Device Manager. CrystalDiskMark showed random write performance jump from 30MB/s to 55MB/s. I noticed some old saves loaded slowly after the partition change, but a full TRIM command fixed it. Temps stay between 42-55℃, though the dynamic cache still feels a bit unpredictable.