My GW3300 2TB write speeds are tanking during texture loads in Ghostwire, causing frame drops!

Walking through Tokyo and seeing those neon textures load in slow motion is a total immersion killer, especially when moving fast. The GW3300 2TB handles huge asset packs okay until the SLC cache hits its limit, then the write speed just falls off a cliff from 3000MB/s down to a pathetic 800-1100MB/s, which triggers system-wide freezes. I tried disabling the page file in system properties, but that was a disaster—the game just started crashing to desktop constantly. That's when I realized I needed to fix the underlying scheduling. I ran a 4K alignment tool and shut down the Windows Indexing service to stop the background I/O from fighting with the game. In real-time monitoring, my read latency dropped from 45-60ns down to 32-38ns, and the texture pop-in is basically gone. I did notice the system boot time slowed down by 2 seconds after the first alignment, but a quick tweak to the boot sector fixed that. Now the drive stays around 48-55℃ with power draw between 4.2-6.1W. Three rounds of loop tests confirm the throughput is stable, and my RAM temps are holding at 58-63℃.