My Hyper 612 APEX is overheating during CS2 firefights, causing FPS swings. Do I need more virtual memory?

Watching my FPS bounce violently between 240 and 160 was driving me insane; I honestly thought it was a GPU driver glitch, and the anxiety peaked after a few botched rounds. It turned out the default fan curve for the Hyper 612 APEX was way too sluggish before 75℃, letting heat soak into the heat pipes. I tried the 'High Performance' power plan, but the CPU hit 100℃ almost instantly, making the throttling even more aggressive—basically throwing gasoline on a fire. I went into the BIOS, slashed the fan response time from 2s down to 0.1s, and pinned the 70℃ trigger to a full 1800 RPM. HWMonitor confirmed the cores dropped back to 68-74℃, and the frequency jitter stopped completely. The fans were screaming in my bedroom at first, but switching from 'Full Speed' to 'Smart' mode found the sweet spot. Now the CPU sits at 62-68℃ with zero performance loss. With the new response logic, the mouse feel is finally crisp again.