Hitting a memory bandwidth wall with G.SKILL Royal RAM during Erdtree loads in Elden Ring; should I kill background services to fix the lag?

Testing the G.SKILL Trident Z Royal DDR5 6400MHz 32GB kit on Windows 11 24H2 (v561.1 Driver), I experienced some nasty loading hitches in the Shadow of the Erdtree. The memory bandwidth was slamming against the ceiling, causing jarring jumps between terrain rendering and particle effects. My first attempt at a 3DMark stress test failed miserably because I had a dozen browser tabs open in the background. I finally nuked all Chrome processes and disabled Windows Search Indexing to free up every single megabyte. After that, the performance panel showed available memory bouncing back to a healthy 2.3GB - 2.8GB buffer, and my FPS settled into a smooth 54-61fps range. It's still not a perfect 100%—violent storm effects occasionally trigger a tiny micro-stutter—but the overall stability is now lab-grade. The exported benchmark curves confirm that the bandwidth bottleneck has been effectively bypassed, leaving me with a predictably fluid experience.