How do I fix resource scheduling for TiPro9000 in BF5?
Whenever I hit complex scenes like the Normandy landings, the loading bar just freezes periodically, which is a total nightmare for a technical player like me. While the sequential speeds on this TiPro9000 are beastly, the random reads were jumping erratically between 48-55MB/s, pushing my system I/O wait times up to a disgusting 110ms. I started by killing every useless background service, which freed up about 2GB of RAM, but the hitching was still there—totally useless. Then I installed the native NVMe drivers and cranked the queue depth from the default 32 up to 128, while forcing the write cache flush in Device Manager. After a second pass in CrystalDiskMark, my random reads jumped to 66-72MB/s, shaving nearly 5 seconds off the load times. I actually messed up halfway through by changing the cluster size to 64K, which corrupted a few save files until I did a full reformat. Now, temps are sitting comfortably between 45-58℃ with the controller load looking rock steady. I verified the read curves are finally smooth using I/O analysis tools.
