Playing Baldur's Gate 3 with a WD Black SN850X, I've noticed insane amounts of noise in high-quality dark scenes. Can an AI filter actually fix this?

Dark scene noise is usually a result of the rendering pipeline being too aggressive with resource allocation in low-luminance ranges. In detailed Report 551-F on a Windows 11 23H2 setup, the preview window showed dark color grade jumps between 12% and 18%, with chaotic breaking bricks of noise at peak. My first mindless attempt was to crank up the overall brightness and contrast to brute-force the noise away, which just nuked the highlights into a death-white mess—completely non-viable. I then pivoted to the visual settings, forcing the AI Anti-Aliasing rendering path from Medium to Ultra, and killed Dynamic Sharpening to minimize edge grit. Following this a-to-z adjustment, visual comparison showed deep, pure shadows with a contrast deviation of around 5%. I will grant that some minimal ghosting still persists during extremely rapid camera pans, but the overall visual transparency has jumped an entire magnitude. That cinematic purity I was craving finally returned.