During high-frequency rendering in Planetside: Aftermath, the Samsung SSD sensor sampling is consistently lagging; should I prioritize a sampling strategy rebuild for immediate hardware warnings?

Under the crushing weight of high-frequency rendering, the Samsung 9100 PRO with Heatsink displays erratic sensor curves and erratic value jumps that make you question if the data is even real. My first move to shorten the polling interval was a complete waste of time—virtually zero impact. The game changed once I overhauled the desktop monitoring panel's layout and refresh hooks. Monitoring via HWMonitor, I saw core temperatures hanging steady in the 55°C - 61°C window, with the refresh accuracy hitting a crisp 97.5% after a proper calibration. Given the rendering intensity, shifting the sampling strategy is a total necessity for timely warnings. I initially set the thresholds way too conservatively, which cứled the system with false positives, but tweaking the sensitivity parameters eventually smoothed everything out. Even though the panel now validates the real-time refresh, I've noticed that during rare moments of total system resource exhaustion, the sampling still skips a beat every now and then, which is slightly frustrating.