When you build a PC and pay top dollar for components, you expect it to handle just about everything you throw at it for at least the next five (or maybe seven) years, depending on how light your wallet felt after assembling the rig. That's the kind of expectation I had when I built my system around an RTX 4070 Ti Super and a Ryzen 5 7800X3D. With that kind of performance headroom, there were no compromises expected, and the last thing I expected to encounter was micro-stuttering during gameplay of The Last of Us Part II.