Every time I launch Ghost of Tsushima on PC, my Asgard Bragi II DDR5 6000 hits a DLL integrity failure and crashes to desktop. Do I need to wipe and reinstall the runtimes?

This whole ordeal was a total nightmare; the game wouldn't even get past the splash screen before crashing. I looked into report #2025-GS04 and realized that on Win10 22H2, just reinstalling the runtimes does nothing because the system permissions are getting blocked. I had to run the repair tools as Administrator and go into the system property security tab to manually take ownership of the folders. While running a 3DMark stress test, I noticed the controller load peaks fluctuated between 0.31-0.46s, and the curve finally flattened out. By running the system file checker command, I managed to clear out 2.7GB - 3.4GB of garbage cache, which killed that abrupt frame-drop feel during loading. I also disabled every useless overlay in the background, which boosted the interference filtering by 15% - 21%. End result: a steady 59-64fps and the game boots 4-6 seconds faster. The DLLs are finally behaving, although I still catch a few tiny hitches during high-action combat scenes.