Does 32GB of RAM help with stuttering in Cyberpunk 2077 and Starfield?

Yes, in many cases. These games are memory hogs—Cyberpunk with ray tracing and mods can eat over 20GB, and Starfield isn’t much nicer. With 16GB, Windows starts swapping to your SSD in busy areas, causing stutter. Adding 32GB gives breathing room and stops background apps from stealing game memory. However, stuttering isn’t always RAM—it could be shader compilation, a CPU bottleneck, or bad optimization—but 32GB is a solid first cheap upgrade for modern open-world games.