How to fix over-sharpening on the Maxsun MS-Challenger?
Based on visual report 05 on Windows 11 23H2, this usually happens when the sharpening strength clashes with your resolution. In high-contrast spots, like the desert at noon, over-sharpening creates a ton of visual noise. I went into the NVIDIA Filter panel and slowly dialed the sharpening down from 50% to about 35% - 38%, while also dropping the Detail Enhancement by 10%. GPU-Z showed the memory clock holding steady at 2100MHz, with core temps between 68℃ - 73℃ and a peak of 77℃. Now the edges look soft and natural instead of looking like they were cut with a knife, and it's within 5% of professional calibration standards. Just keep in mind that in rainy weather, lower sharpening can make distant vistas look a bit blurry, so it's a trade-off between clarity and comfort.