Marvel Rivals team fights make my MSI MPG Z890 EDGE TI WIFI motherboard monitor readouts lag badly with data falling way behind the action. Should I tighten polling intervals to catch thermal and power spikes before they wreck the game or is there a smart

Marvel Rivals team fights overwhelm the MSI MPG Z890 EDGE TI WIFI motherboard sensors with sampling delays that stretch out and VRM heat waves pouring off the board. Temperature readouts lag so badly decisions go wrong constantly leaving you on edge. Dropping visual refresh rates backfired and widened the data gaps instead of fixing stale telemetry. Cranking hardware polling intervals finally synced sampling with real silicon behavior. During ultimate chains you watch curve spikes closely making sure background polling does not drop packets. Once rates got pulled up the telemetry holes filled in and status feedback turned sharply accurate. Sensor reporting sped up noticeably so transient power peaks no longer slip by. High frequency polling adds a tiny load but transparency over board behavior improves a lot. The aggressive tuning tests patience though alerts feel solid even if heavy loads still sneak in minor delays sometimes. Even after the adjustments there are still limitations and sensors struggle keeping pace in extreme fights. For this board monitoring responsiveness gets better but background process demands increase and data can still lag a half step after long sessions.