Getting worried about temp spikes in Cyberpunk 2077 with ADATA XPG RAM and ray tracing enabled; should I lower sampling rates to see the actual peaks?

Analyzing an ADATA XPG LANCER RGB DDR5 6400MHz 32GB kit on Windows 11 24H2, I ran into a nightmare during ray tracing in Night City. The high-frequency instruction throughput was lagging, forcing the fans to ramp up aggressively from 950 to a noisy 1450-1620RPM range. My first mistake was keeping HWinfo on a 1-second sampling rate, which completely missed the micro-spikes in temperature. I switched to a 500ms high-frequency refresh rate, and suddenly the truth came out—memory frequency was fluctuating within a tight ±95MHz window. This precision allowed me to balance the load and smooth out the frame rate to a consistent 58-63fps. Even with these tweaks, some extreme neon zones still trigger random temp spikes, but at least the monitoring is now snappy and accurate. Setting up a hardware alert threshold via the sensor panel saved me from potential throttling, turning a glitchy experience into something rock steady and predictable.