FF7 Rebirth HD texture unpacking is killing my main exe with huge delays or straight-up crashes. Does running a command line scan actually fix the system directory?

This bug absolutely wrecked my sanity. I could only stare at a frozen screen for hours. Looking into the [Case-FF7-RT8] technical log on a Win10 22H2 build, I used CrystalDiskMark v8.0 and saw my read speeds tanking to a pathetic 120 MB/s during the extraction spike. I went full nuclear, opening the command prompt as admin and running a deep system file verification to force the rebuild of the corrupted image index. Since I was pushing the system, I tweaked the PCCOOLER RT620 ARGB in the BIOS monitoring tab, syncing it with a conservative Load-Line Calibration. This kept my temps swinging between 55C and 61C, peaking at 67C during the heavy scrub. After the final verification, I ran a 3DMark loop for two hours and found the DLL mapping deviation sat comfortably between 0.5% and 2%. My load times plummeted from a glacial 110 seconds to a snappy 42 seconds, and those cursed 0x0000005 memory errors in the Event Viewer completely vanished. The only downside is an absolute trip: you have to reboot your rig exactly twice for the changes to stick. It is total voodoo, but it actually works without crashing.