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There's apparently an issue where this is happening in some games running through proton 10 (or proton experimental because that uses proton 10). Recent steamOS updates apparently helped fix it for people, but that probably hasn't helped you since you're not on SteamOS.
I would recommending forcing your steam play to use proton9 or lower until it's fixed.
That sounds like it may very well be the issue. I think I'm running Proton Hotfix at the moment.
I wish there was a way to see what Valve did to fix a problem with SteamOS. I'm also interested in their solution for low memory slowdowns.