Does Gloway DDR5 6000 suffer from instant speed drops in complex Elden Ring scenes, and can timings fix it?

Running 6000MHz RAM with this game's optimization felt like a lottery—one minute it's buttery, the next it's a slideshow. In the dense areas of the Shadow Realm, the memory controller hit response peaks of 15-30ms, causing the frame times to jump all over the place. I tried lowering the resolution to ease the load, but while the FPS went up, the stuttering frequency didn't budge—complete waste of time. I headed into the BIOS, bumped tRFC from 480 to 560, and locked the voltage at 1.38V for absolute stability. RTSS showed my 1% lows jump from 35 to 52 FPS, and the screen tearing practically vanished. I did crash the game a few times during save loads when I tried to push the timings too low, but backing off fixed it. Temps hovered between 52-58℃. Exported the frame time logs and the results are clear.