Facing constant frame drops in The Sims 5 when loading huge community builds on Gloway RAM. Is this some kind of runtime library glitch making it struggle?

Based on test #SR-2026-05, running on Gloway DDR5 6000MHz 32GB with Win11 24H2, AIDA64 revealed some nasty behavior during massive asset loads. The instruction overhead was all over the place, with memory response times swinging between 75ns and 98ns, occasionally peaking at a stuttery 124ns, which is just plain glitchy. Using the стандарт runtime repair tool felt like a joke at first, doing absolutely nothing. I had to go full manual: nuking the entire temp folder on the C drive to get rid of cached junk and then forcing a reboot of the system sync services to completely reset the DLL loading sequence. Once that was sorted, RAM usage settled into a rock steady 15.2GB - 18.5GB range, and the frame rate finally clawed its way back to a snappy 58-63fps, falling within a 5% margin of official benchmark data. Just a heads-up though, if you're running a bloated collection of custom mods, you'll still hit a hard 2-second freeze during the initial load. It's an annoying limitation of the game's engine that no amount of RAM tuning can truly kill.