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If you want to change the T-AA sharpness value, this method can work but you would be better off just using the slider as they control the same option.
If the blur is still too much, turn the AA option to off if your system can handle it. It seems like even FXAA has some sort of T-AA added over it.
I run TAA 100% because it renders the image at 1920x1080 (I don't compromise with the resolution in any games I play) and 100% sharpness too because it just makes the image crispier.
I just tried it and set it to 1.0, and it looks wonderful! My game doesn't look like it got covered in Vaseline anymore. Thank You!