My AK500 is too slow to react during intense firefights in CoD, causing temp spikes and lag. Should I tweak virtual memory?

Watching my FPS jump wildly between 120 and 80 like an EKG monitor was stressing me out during multiplayer matches. The DeepCool AK500's default thermal profile has a massive 4-6 second delay in fan response during high-frequency power spikes, leaving my cores bouncing between 70°C and 92°C. I tried a 0.05V undervolt in the BIOS first, but that just led to hard freezes when loading large maps. I realized I couldn't just rely on undervolting. I went into the control panel and locked the fan speed above 90% while dropping the start threshold to 50°C. In RTSS, the frame time variance shrunk from a messy 15-40ms down to a tight 12-16ms, making the game feel way smoother. The fans did have a noticeable hum at idle, so I dropped the speed to 30% for anything under 40°C to get some peace. CPU temps now hover between 65-72°C with power draw at 130-150W. Stress tests confirm the stuttering is gone and the input lag is finally gone.