During battle switches in Horizon Online my MSI A520M frequency runs low and causes monitoring data lag, will this create abnormal sampling rate fluctuations that hurt the overall experience?

Battle scene switches in Horizon Online on the MSI A520M-A PRO motherboard had that low frequency dragging data collection into lag and the monitor panel showed sampling rates bouncing around unpredictably. I checked with HWInfo and saw CPU temps climbing from the 60-70 range up to around 70-80, after tweaking the sampling rate data accuracy climbed into the 95-98 percent zone. Comparative checks confirmed the frame curve smoothed out nicely. The first try at 500Hz fell flat so bumping it to 1000Hz sped responses up a good bit. Hardware glitches get caught right away and temps stay controlled below 65-75. The monitoring setup works well though the debugging was a bit of a chore and even after adjusting there are still limitations with occasional tiny delays in heavy combat but overall it brings peace of mind. Monitor panel validated the sampling rate adjustment pushing accuracy into the 95-98 percent range and setup completed, debugging was tedious but real-time monitoring delivered solid results. Players in the community noted it helped catch issues before they became problems.