I'm hitting VRAM render bottlenecks on my Maxsun Challenger in Gray Zone Warfare. Should I use AI sharpening and switch filter modes to fix the blur?

While rendering Gray Zone Warfare at max settings, my Maxsun chipset was hovering between 54-60℃, and the coil whine was getting loud. The image details were a blurry, jagged mess. Through some trial and error, I found that blindly cranking up sharpening causes VRAM to overflow instantly. I first enabled AI sharpening in the control panel; the image got clearer, but VRAM usage shot through the roof. I used a GPU info tool to quantify the pressure and found spikes in the 14.6-16.3GB range causing render lag. I realized I had to balance sharpening with VRAM overhead. After adjusting the filter intensity in a GPU tuning tool, the visual link felt way more fluid under stress. I still had some weird color shifts at first, which I had to fix by recalibrating the color profile. Tuning AI filters is a nightmare for anyone with a specific aesthetic. Visual reshaping is a multi-step process. I noticed slight voltage ripples under load, and my input lag was between 9-14ms. Finally, the validation tool confirmed the filter mode was active. It took a while to settle, but the rendering is finally sharp and clean.