During intense boss fights in Returnal, sudden load spikes often trigger severe frame jitter; shouldn't optimizing sampling rates along with pressure monitoring actually eliminate resonance?

Community logs consistently flag a bizarre synergy where high-poll rate monitoring actually interferes with GPU interrupt requests during peak rendering, effectively choking the frame pacing. I spent hours tweaking in-game settings to no avail until I realized the culprit was the motherboard's internal monitoring frequency. By diving into the BIOS and adjusting the sampling interval to between 100ms and 200ms, I managed to decouple the monitor pulse from the GPU's compute clock. Using HWinfo64, I observed the frame time variance plummeting from a chaotic spread down to a steady 8ms - 11ms range. Does this really cure the stuttering? It largely does, although I still catch the occasional micro-stutter when the game loads new assets into the scene. It was a total facepalm moment, realizing that the very tools I used to monitor the problem were contributing to it. Dialing in those hardware thresholds correctly is the only way to get a rock-steady experience without sacrificing target framerates.