After maxing out the settings in First Descendant, the skill effects exhibit weird white halos and artifacts. Can these AI filter conflicts be removed realistically?

I once tried pushing the sharpness to the limit, and the la’s materials looked like jaggy saw-teeth. According to the [Vis-Report-FD3] color trial on a Win11 24H2 setup, I used the NVIDIA Control Panel filters and found that anything above a 1.2x enhancement factor triggered massive over-exposure. I went with a gradual decay strategy, scaling back the color gain from 1.5 down to a precise 1.11 - 1.18 range. To make sure the GPU didn't choke on these visual computations, I locked my core voltage between 1.2V and 1.3V in the BIOS, which kept the package temperature steady between 58C and 64C, peaking at 70C with the help of the Noctua NH-D15 G2. Comparing the stock filter with my custom profile, the probability of highlight blowout dropped by about 65%, and the shadow detail finally came back without that cheap, plastic look. Truth be told, the overall brightness of the skill effects feels a notch dimmer now, but the trade-off to kill those blinding rings is worth it, though contrast feels slightly lacking in bright rooms.