Hey. Sorry for late response but no, unfortunately no. Didn't find any solution.

Judging by what that guy wrote, I'm not sure to spend money on something that finally might not work (buyind new SSD), but that’s just my opinion.

There’s one thing that doesn’t sit right with me, though. My teammates that I play with DayZ have much worse hardware including their SSDs and they don’t have this problem.

So, is it really a matter of a drive that's too slow for such an old game?

Made a test on 2 drives (C and D) and there are results. I don't know if these results are good or bad because i'm lack of knowledge in this kind of stuff. Can you tell me more about it?

Hey! First of all, thanks for trying to solve my issue but I don't think that in my case it's related to SSD. I have 2 M.2 SSD drives.

1 - WD BLACK SN750 SE 1TB (read speed 3600MB/s, write spead 2830 MB/s)

2 - XPG GAMMIX S11 Pro 2TB (read spead 3500 MB/s, write spead 3000 MB/s)

Like I mentioned in my original post - I tried moving Dayz and Steam to my first drive and it didn't helped, also tried moving steam and dayz to my second drive and it also didn't helped.

// I will put it to test read/write spikes when closing inventory, maybe I will find there answer to my problem but I doubt it that it can be problem on 2 SSD drives.