Tune Kingston DDR4 3200 Voltage
Dense cloud physics in Battlefield V caused my FPS to drop from 120 to 55 due to multi-core scheduling issues. I switched to High Performance power plan, but the E-Core latency remained. That was a superficial fix. I used GamePP BIOS Load Line Voltage Wizard to set Load Line to L3, raised VCCSA from 1.18V to 1.23V, and added a +0.01V offset. Cinebench R23 showed multi-core scores rising from 34500 to 36800. CPU temps settled at 75-82°C. In-game, cloud rendering is stable at 90-105 FPS. The stutter is gone, and the physics feel responsive again.
