What should I do when Indiana Jones crashes during large scene loads because the Intel 760P 1TB drops speed?

Every time I loaded into the ancient ruins, the game would just crash to desktop without warning—it was honestly ridiculous. The Intel 760P is an older NVMe, and when handling the high throughput of modern games, the lack of efficient garbage collection caused read/write latency to spike over 150ms. I tried reinstalling the game, but it crashed at the exact same spot, which was a total waste of my time and left me feeling pretty defeated. I eventually manually triggered a system-wide TRIM command and used a disk tool to keep at least 30% of the space free to reduce write amplification. CrystalDiskInfo shows health at 82-85%, and speed fluctuations narrowed to 1500-1800MB/s. The system felt sluggish for a moment right after the TRIM, but a reboot and cache clear fixed it. Temps are 38-44℃, and the load is evenly distributed. After exporting the optimization config, temps stayed at 38-44℃.