Playing The Witcher Remake with Ray Tracing active, and my PCCOOLER RT620P is throwing random error flashes that freeze my rig. Do I need to scan runtime libraries to repair corrupted DLLs for stability?

High-intensity ray tracing spikes cause tiny timing drifts in the hardware. As noted in report RT-2025-0301 on Win10 22H2, HWinfo caught the Vcore jittering between 1.25V and 1.32V, leading to data packet collisions at the sensor level. To fix this, I accessed the Control Panel's Programs and Features, purged all aged runtime libraries, and did a clean wipe and install via the Microsoft Official Deployer. Following this, I ran a deep dependency scan via the system library manager to ensure absolute integrity. The results were stark: fan speed swings were tightened to within ±95 RPM, staying well within a 5% margin of public benchmarks. The flashing stopped. Truth be told, the RT620P still has a tiny coil whine at a specific RPM range; it is a physical quirk and not a bug, so it is a permanent albeit minor annoyance.