I've got the WD Black SN850X installed, but when I turn on ray tracing in Tekken 8, the edges look all jagged and pixelated. Does AI sharpening actually help fix this visual link?

That shimmering aliasing totally ruins the impact of the hits in a fighting game. I checked report #2025-TK07 and found that on Win11 24H2, the default sharpening is a joke and does nothing. I went into the NVIDIA Control Panel under Image Settings, manually bumped the sharpen value from 0 up to 0.35, and turned off smoothing. I checked my logs and saw the NVMe controller peak load hitting 0.33-0.48s, while the jaggedness in the render curve narrowed down significantly. This visual overhaul reclaimed about 11-22 pixels of edge blur, and that tearing sensation just died. I also tweaked the color enhancement strategy, which improved the overall visual style efficiency by 16% - 23%. Frame generation now stays steady between 52-57fps, and the sluggishness when switching scenes is gone. It looks way sharper, but I do notice some slight sharpening halos during ultra-fast movements, which is just a limit of the algorithm.