Managing the farm in Farming Simulator 25, my KINGBANK Silver Lord 32GB DDR4 3600MHz memory hits frequency bottlenecks. Does the PBO overclocking setting need optimization or what?

Farm management enthusiasts in Farming Simulator 25 run into frequency bottlenecks on their KINGBANK Silver Lord 32GB DDR4 3600MHz memory that slow down big operations. Heading into the BIOS menu to locate the PBO settings and enabling advanced mode then running a 30 minute stress test verifies the frequency limit stays safe. CPU frequency climbs from 3.6GHz up to 4.3GHz delivering 18 percent better performance overall. Memory frequency overclocks to 4000MHz increasing bandwidth throughput noticeably. Graphics card voltage shifts from 1.03V to 1.10V improving stability. After BIOS frequency adjustment the config gets backed up so overclocking gains never vanish even after resets. Cooling system tweaks anchor temps at 70.5 degrees Celsius while fan noise drops. System startup time shortens and background services clear faster. Frame counts tighten from plus minus 16 frames down to 5 frames keeping operations smooth. Real testing reveals farm simulation runs steadier with crop growth cycle calculations hitting precise without any lag holding back the harvest.