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However, since gaming in general typically doesn't need over 32 GB RAM, then unless you're able to account for what may be using that much RAM (a lot of people underestimate everything else they do), then you need to be cautious about buying more. For example, if you're using that much because of a memory ♥♥♥♥, then adding more RAM isn't the real solution and is just wasting money.
The odd part is that even if you were using a majority of your memory, it's unlikely that you would crash as soon as you reached capacity (unless you disabled or changed the page file...). I don't know if lowering ray tracing settings will lessen the memory needs, but it will lessen both the GPU and CPU demand.
How long have you had that PC? And has the BIOS ever been updated?
That CPU is susceptible to two major issues; one is oxidation (a portion of 13th generation CPUs) and the other is degradation (all 65W+ Raptor Lake CPUs that were ever run on BIOS before the issues were addressed). The graphics card is also worth considering due to the power connector issues.