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To assign a command line that improves RAM performance in the game, you can modify two files in the game's root folder. In the file named projectzomboid64.bat, edit the parameter that appears like this:
-XX:+UseZGC -Xmx8192m
(where the number 8192 should be replaced with the amount of RAM in megabytes you want to allocate to the game, preferably 1/4 of your total RAM).
The other file is projectzomboid32.bat (in case you're using a 32-bit system, which is unlikely). In this file, modify the following parameter:
-Xms768m -Xmx1200m,
where -Xms is the minimum amount of RAM and -Xmx is the maximum amount of RAM you want to assign.
With this, Project Zomboid would be optimized in terms of RAM usage. In the case of my mod commandline.txt, you can add these parameters as well, but they will work better if you edit the original files directly.