Rainy night levels in Splinter Cell Remake look blurry and overly drenched—can the Great Wall GW700H 2TB SSD make rain fog and water surfaces more realistic using AI filters?

Rainy missions in Splinter Cell Remake often turn raindrops and road reflections into a smeary mess, making distant targets hard to pick out—so the AI processing on the Great Wall GW700H 2TB SSD is perfectly suited to clean things up. Open the filter control panel and jump to the rain-fog environment enhancement section. Slide penetration strength to 0.71 and the heavy downpour turns semi-transparent, letting building outlines in the background slowly emerge. Turn on water surface reflection next and set it to high-precision mode—neon signs now reflect crisply and three-dimensionally in puddles. Preview dynamic lighting overlay and raindrop splashes interact with light spots in layered detail. Nudge wetness to 1.18× so road sheen stays realistic without blowing out highlights. Enable real-time scene adaptation so the engine automatically scales reflection range and fog density according to rainfall intensity. Sneak through a storm-lashed harbor and suddenly deck water flow patterns plus enemy footsteps splashing become sharply visible. Dial edge sharpening back to light to keep rain streaks from looking artificial. The full tweak session dramatically boosts realism and immersion—stealth in pouring rain now carries genuine tension and a palpable wet chill.