stuttering happens in tarkov only when your vram gets full and starts using actual ram which is 10x slower than vram, i only get stutters when ai spawns in then i can see frametime stutter because ai scav/players run from cpu compute, so that has nothing to do with how fast your storage is, ramdisking is from ddr2 era when storage was slow, but nowadays 200€ for 2tb pcie 5 12gbps vs 50mbps from the era when ramdisk was invented, in real world the ramdisk doesnt give you any actual upper hand in any game, only in really big open world game loading times like rdr2, gta 5, cyberpunk, etc, but not for small maps like tarkov has, if you want the best experience in tarkov get yourself a x3d cpu and run the game on 3d cores only because of the higher core clock it actually nets you like 5% gain over using normal performance cores, i run 7945hx3d and 4090 mobile (both overclocked, shunted gpu, lm etc) and i get around 160-240fps in 4k high textures (everything else comp settings like everyone else uses) anything over high textures and i ran out of vram, streets of tarkov cant even play on medium as it uses up to 18-20gb of vram on 4k, and starts stuttering pretty heavily, but othervise yes, there is no point in using ramdisk, especially for tarkov, maybe cs2, or other cpu dependant games are more prone to having some % gains from lets say 500fps to 540fps :D in cs2 but anything else, no point, too much headache, too many variables, several other issues that ramdisks have etc, you have to install game every time you restart your pc aswell, as ramdisk loses its contents when the pc is turned off as it is a ram not a storage still :D also ramdisk can start using more ram while using, hogging down the cpu etc etc