When running Starfield with ray tracing active, my Crucial T700 SSD keeps flashing these weird errors that look like command conflicts. Should I run a scan on the runtime libraries to repair corrupted DLL dependencies to stop these crashes?

Ray tracing creates massive heat that causes subtle timing drifts on the Crucial T700 PCIe 5.0, and the coil whine was honestly terrifying under load. A basic runtime repair failed miserably. I had to roll back the driver version and shield conflicting hotkeys before system log scans finally showed the DLLs were rock steady, flushing about 1.6GB - 2.7GB of useless background cache. HWinfo monitoring recorded the SSD frequency swings narrowing to a tight +/- 105MHz range, and those annoying micro-stutters just disappeared from the gameplay loop. However, in absolute Ultra settings, the drive still runs dangerously hot, so the thermal risk is still simmering. But the stability gain is massive—no more random crashes or glitchy pop-ups. After five consecutive four-hour sessions, the system feels finally reliable and snappy again.