If you're on old OS, you need to tweak some, system restore can be disabled, dont touch the page file, some program wont work or will crash without it
Windows 10? none needed https://www.howtogeek.com/256859/dont-waste...what-its-doing/

not really stutter, i don't know why people describe dramless SSD will stutter, there were slower storage device that does not stutter, just being slow.

I can play my game over network storage, the game does not really stutter, just super long loading time, that's all

i think this one not too bad https://www.techpowerup.com/review/hp-ex950...b-m-2-nvme-ssd/

if you're referring to gaming, depends, nowadays 3d games with large map will preload it to RAM, because nowadays RAM and hdd are cheap, that's where the loading screen come from.

earlier gaming load what the game need, and will load some other optional stuff if user trigger the event.

most game has larger files and windows 10 and mobo sata driver already optimized the hdd operation, if the overall game file is not too big, eg 500mb, you will super fast loading even on hdd.
and SSD is excel in small io and random io operation.

if you have the budget, try not to get dramless ssd, unless no other choice,
when the SLC cache ran out, Windows will stall if you copy or writing, it was based on my experience on early SSD and Windows 8, but windows 8 is one hella buggy os, lol

HDD always comes with small DRAM, 64 or 128mb depend on the size, whoever comes with the dramless SSD needs to get whooped in the ass.