Control 2 is taking forever to load on my ADATA ValueRAM 8GB DDR3 1600, can cleaning services actually help?

This ADATA ValueRAM DDR3 stick is basically a museum piece. Running Control 2 on this is pure torture; the loading bar moves like a snail. With a bandwidth of only 12.8GB/s, the RAM usage just hits the 98% redline immediately, forcing the system to swap data constantly with the drive, leading to 45-second load times. I tried killing every background process I could find, but I accidentally nuked a critical system service and the game just crashed to desktop—absolute genius move on my part. I eventually used a script to force-disable all non-essential Windows startup items and cranked the memory compression threshold to the max. Checking CrystalDiskMark, the RAM didn't magically get faster, but I/O wait times dropped from 80ms to 35ms, making the loads barely acceptable. I actually froze my entire desktop while messing with the compression algorithm, and it took a reboot and a priority downgrade to stabilize it. RAM temps are 40-45℃, though CPU usage spikes to 92% during loads. I exported the logs to confirm the bandwidth optimization worked.