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@Hosam - Ah ok, I guess "micro-stutters" to me sounded very brief and rare, while mine were not. Well, from what I can tell it seems that it wasn't related to my GPU, CPU, RAM or SSD, as my performance tracker in my task manager had those all way under in the previous minute with tons of stuttering. But my HDD, which only had the Bannerlord save files (and Config, Editor Files, and Online Images folders), was going crazy at 100%. Not sure what other people's video problems are, but I just thought the devs might want to see what kinds of things cause HDD loading/writing like that in the middle of battles.

My problem is solved now -- I moved my documents folder (which contains Bannerlord saves) to my SSD. Game runs really smooth now, 1080p and high settings, 500 battlesize.

One potential issue might be MS OneDrive? I have the OneDrive program for 1TB storage, and it cloud syncs the Documents folder (which contained saves) and it might not play nice with Bannerlord?

@Hosam - no, I didn't say any minor "micro-stutters" - I'm said stuttering that sometimes resulted in 0.33 fps (not 33 fps, 1/3 fps - basically freezing at some points) to the point where some battles were simply unplayable, even at lowest settings (in fact stutters appeared to not be affected by settings). I got so frustrated with combat that I just started trading, which also lagged at times. Then w/o my HDD plugged in performance went sky high with no stutters at all. So it seems there might be something going on there, potentially with the way the Bannerlord files (saves) on the HDD were interacting, since the game files were on the SSD.
@kozirjev - yeah, seems like we have different issues. Your specs seem reasonable as well, so not sure.

You can build up your reputation with cities and then get permission from the city lord to recruit troops. Sometimes they're higher level troops also.

I got distracted during the entire storyline and was very intently focused on defending Dyn Bich and a couple other places given to me from attack. This mean that I had probably about 25+ elite troops along with about 80 or so middle tier troops, and then remainder of 170 total troops as bottom tier. I barely won out with one elite troop left. It was tough but you can raise a solid army, or hire some tough mercenaries.

If you're lucky you can find a Spirited Thoroughbred - 50 Speed (same as Courser) and 53 Maneuver (the best I've seen). It's good at Charging too. You don't tend to think about Maneuver, but this thing is really responsive. You can turn on a dime.

50 speed is also important to catch up with elite mounted units, which can be a pain even with a 48 speed thoroughbred, especially the Crimean horse troops.

I think you need a relationship of 10+ with the nation to get the offer. It comes from any random lord you ask as well.

Once you're a merc with a given nation, you can recruit elite troops from your nation's city commanders.

For example, if you're with the Polish, go to each Polish city and speak that has a commander, and recruit Winged Hussars and Polish Reiters. After 3-4 days, they'll be able to be recruited from the commander. So make your rounds and build up your troops, and disband your weak ones.

Once you have 40-50 Hussars/Reiters, you can take on enemies with 90-100 troops, maybe even more if you're good. Be sure that you take a look at what kind of troops they have before you engage them. Being outnumbered always gives you higher renown (if you win). If you're willing to wait, try to have nothing but Hussars (or Swedish Reiters/Black Reiters, or Nokhors, or Noble Guards).

That can build up your renown rather quickly.

Sweet! Thanks!