In particle-heavy and crowd-dense scenes in Tales of Arise with the G.SKILL Trident Z RGB DDR4 4000 32GB kit, what does the frame rate and frame-time behavior look like—what stands out?

Kick off the targeted stress run and select the combined particle storm + crowded town preset. Hit go—the view snaps into heavy effects territory. Frame numbers update rapidly in the bottom-left; the curve holds high overall, dipping only momentarily during effect peaks before snapping back. Switch to frame-time stats—the green trace packs tightly with almost no isolated spikes above 20 ms. Memory response latency bars stay consistently low, showing excellent data fetch efficiency. At maximum crowd density character animations remain perfectly synced, layered skill particles stack richly without triggering visible hitches. When the test finishes the comparison report appears—the 4000 kit’s frame-time variance in heavy loads is clearly tighter than baseline, stability edge jumping out immediately. You can see firsthand how high-frequency memory supports complex scenes so effectively.