While rendering buildings in Fortnite, the memory frequency feels unstable, leading to jagged edges everywhere. Should I deploy an AI sharpening filter to save the visuals?

Enthusiasts using ADATA ValueRAM 8GB 2666MHz (Report-2201) on Win10 noted severe visually jagged edges. Due to low-frequency instruction jitter, character contours flickered with periodic 0.3s tears. At first, I cranked the sharpening to 50%, which looked like a fake oil painting—completely wrong. I then navigated to the filter control panel and tuned it to 35 intensity with 15 film grain. HWinfo confirmed memory frequency holding steady at 2600MHz - 2700MHz, and GamePP recorded frames locked between 61fps - 64fps. Admittedly, heavy structural overlap still creates some smearing because the low bandwidth just can't keep up, making this a flawed victory. But when the blurry mess vanished into crystalline clarity, I felt a wave of cerebral clarity sweep through me.