My Great Wall GW3300 2TB is causing frame drops when switching large maps in Tales of Arise due to poor random reads. How do I handle this?

Exploring the vast maps, I'd hit these 0.2-second micro-hitches every time I entered a new zone—a lack of continuity that becomes exhausting over long sessions. The Great Wall GW3300's random 4K reads were hovering around 35-42MB/s, which just isn't enough for the game engine's real-time streaming needs. I first tried moving the game to a different partition on the system drive, but the stuttering frequency didn't budge, proving the issue was with the drive's I/O scheduling. I then reformatted the file system, bumping the cluster size from 4KB to 64KB and updating the motherboard's storage controller drivers. CrystalDiskMark showed random reads climbing to 52-58MB/s, significantly smoothing out the experience. I actually messed up and deleted some save files while adjusting the cluster size, and I had to recover them from a cloud backup before I could finish testing. Drive temps stayed between 45-52℃ with balanced load distribution. Performance tools show a much healthier random read curve, though memory temps stayed at 58-63℃.