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I had my game doing this for a little while. Turned out to be my SSD (Silicon Power UD90) wasn't able to keep up. MH Wilds is quite punishing on SSDs without DRAM. It would be fine for a little bit of gameplay, usually anywhere from 10-25 minutes, and then suddenly id see textures like this, sound a

There's very little context here. For a gaming PC I'd typically recommend putting it towards the GPU. If you have an old GPU, I'd consider selling it and slapping $250 on the proceeds. 16GB RAM suggests it's not particularly high end. An additional $250 is excessive for either RAM or SSD. Thus if no

Edit: please forgive the formatting, i copied from chatgpt. I just dealt with this. In short, i upgraded to a better SSD with DRAM. I have a 7800x3d in an msi b650 motherboard with 32gb ddr5 6000mhz ram, and a 7800xt gpu. The system is no slouch. But, I did cheap out on an SSD when cutting costs to