Can NVMe Queue Depth fix memory crashes in Sims 5 on H310?
Trying to run a next-gen title like Sims 5 on an ancient H310 board is like taking a horse carriage on a highway; the memory bandwidth is a total bottleneck. When the system started hammering the page file, disk load sat at 88% - 96% on CrystalDiskMark, and the loading screen would just hang at 99% constantly. I tried clearing every temp file on the drive, but even with 50GB free, the memory overflow happened again after an hour—the sheer hardware desperation was almost funny. I dove into the GamePP NVMe Queue Depth Config and bumped the SSD queue depth from 32 to 128, while locking the virtual memory at a fixed 16GB.
