My Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 5600 benchmarks in Valorant are all over the place. Is it a memory conflict?

I blamed the CPU for ages until benchmark report NO.KNG-BNC-11 showed the truth. On Win11 24H2, I ran a 3DMark stress test and saw 1% Lows swinging wildly between 80fps - 110fps—a classic sign of instruction conflict. I went into the BIOS, disabled the unstable XMP profiles, and manually tuned the timings. Cross-verifying with CrystalDiskMark, memory read/write latency dropped from 18ns to a 14ns - 16ns range. The curves finally flattened out, and overall performance climbed by 8% - 12%. The downside? This kit's silicon lottery luck is poor; tight timings caused occasional BSODs. I had to bump the voltage to 1.38V to keep it stable. It's not a world record, but the frame rate isn't a heart monitor anymore.