32GB RAM cuts stuttering in Cyberpunk 2077.

Yes. At max settings (especially with ray tracing and high textures), Cyberpunk can chew through 18–22 GB of RAM. With 16 GB, Windows starts swapping to your SSD, which causes microstutters when it has to fetch assets from disk instead of memory. Going to 32 GB keeps everything in RAM, so those hitches mostly disappear.

That said, stuttering isn’t only a RAM problem. If your GPU or CPU is maxed out, or you haven’t done the shader compile dance after a driver update, 32 GB won’t fix that. But for the memory-related stutters—loading into crowded areas, fast travel, picking up loot—it’s a clear upgrade.

It’s one of the few games where I’d call 32 GB a practical choice, not just future-proofing.