System struggling with memory allocation. Usage at half capacity. Possible performance issues detected.
System struggling with memory allocation. Usage at half capacity. Possible performance issues detected.
I’m willing to try it again, even though my earlier checks suggest it’s probably not the GPU problem.
Additional checks. I ran tests with dual RAM sticks in both lanes, but the issue persisted even without video. Following the manual, I used a single RAM stick in the main channel and it functioned properly. The minimum game requirement is 8GB, yet I experienced mouse lag and other performance drops. Inserting a stick into the first memory slot resolves the problem. This suggests the issue might relate to the DIMM slots on my motherboard.
I'm thinking about what I'm going to write with a bit of caution... The mainboard and bios versions weren't mentioned. Right now, there seems to be some trouble between the RAM, XMP profile, and your motherboard—possibly because the BIOS needs updating—or issues with the RAM slots or the RAM sticks themselves might be causing problems. There could also be a fault in the motherboard or one of your RAM modules. Try checking the RAM settings on another device to see if they work properly. Move each RAM stick one at a time into its slot, following the manual, and run Memtest86+ for a test. Start with standard DDR4 speeds (around 2133 MHz), but don't rely on that number—verify it yourself. Before enabling XMP, you might want to try a Linux live OS for stability checks. Since your NVIDIA graphics card doesn’t have open-source drivers, testing RAM and CPU stability is the best you can do right now. If you're comfortable updating yourself, consider changing the BIOS instead of using Windows tools. Just remember, after a BIOS update, you might need to reapply those settings. Lastly, I might be misunderstanding what’s going on—please gather more details and explore other possibilities before proceeding.