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Yes. RAMDrive.
Now do humans.
and to OP it's a TB game what do you expect...
If you have to ask, then the solution is not for you. It is for experienced PC users only who also understand what is going on with the game that it takes so long at the step between calculation and loading. That put aside, you asked a yes/no question. Consider your question answered.
This. All you need to do is to "not look" at the AI when it makes its move, and things go quite fast (as in not having AI units on the screen). This is on an almost 4 year old PC.
There is levels of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in life. You crossed a lot of those.
I put scry spell on enemy that was 2nd most powerful (after me) and had forest vision also in his province (costly curtiosy of nature affinity) .
To my surprise the late game AI of that lord did a lot of tactical units rearranging between stacks and distributing them as it mount counter offense against me.
Though it did so every turn. I guess that could be optimised, but that's the part the turn order hanged the most. I guess it's very expansive operation in background