Using AI filters in Monster Hunter Wilds creates bright white haloing and aliasing on edges. Can't an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D handle this better?

You're witnessing classic sharpening overshoot. Visual report MH-S7-2026 on driver 24.3.1 shows that excessively high sampling rates via the NPU create those white halos. First, flip the AI enhancement mode from 'Extreme' to 'Balanced'. Then, dive into the external filter panel and drag that sharpening slider down from 100% to a modest 35% - 55% range. Finally, tweak the saturation to absorb the remaining artifacts. Once dialed in, the image loses some raw 'bite', but the aliasing vanishes, returning the textures to about 90% of native 4K clarity. I still catch some minor pixel shimmer during fast pans, but the eye-strain is gone. It's a massive relief for long hunting sessions.