Wuthering Waves stutters during team fights while the pump noise fluctuates wildly; should I reset the cooling curves and optimize wiring to verify the total hardware status?

Diagnostics pointed to a total meltdown: [HWinfo64 saw the CPU package temp spiking between 92℃ - 98℃], triggering the pump's emergency overdrive. The resulting coil whine and case resonance were literally causing micro-stutters. I spent two hours cleaning dust—an absolute waste of hours. The real fix required a trip back to the BIOS, swapping the pump mode from Intelligent to Full Speed, and re-routing the power cables that were being crushed against the GPU backplate. [GamePP showed frame times tightening up to 11ms - 16ms], while [hwinfo verified the pump RPM locked between 2800 - 3100], which killed the fluctuation. The downside? The pump now sounds like a miniature jet engine in a quiet room. I almost nuked the whole cooler before realizing my crappy cable management was the real ghost in the machine. High noise, high stability—that is the trade-off I've accepted to prevent my CPU from throttling during crucial fights.