Question Why do baked lights need different intensity values than Dynamic lights?

Hey all!
Is there a reason why I have to lower the intensity of a baked light to get comparable results to a dynamic light with higher intensity value?
So I am in the process of making a big scene, which requires very bright and intensive lights, sometimes with values in the 1000's . But when I switch them to baked and bake the lights in the scene, everything gets blown out.
And then it's just a matter of lowering the intensity (sometimes by a factor of 100), and baking, then tweaking and re-baking etc. So by the end a baked light will look very good, but a dynamic light with the same intensity will not even be visible.
Is there a reason for this behavior and is there a way to fix this? Why does the lightmapper see things differently to me?

 

I suspect this is due to bounces. Were you using realtime GI before?

 

I'm sorry for the late reply.
I've turned the bounces off and the Realtime GI as well. Currently I'm using the URP and unfortunately with the Gamma Color Space.
Here are my settings:


Recently I have been lighting a big scene that needs a light with the intensity value of 5000. But I need to lower it to the value of 250 before baking, for it to yield the same result. I don't know what I am doing wrong.

 

Thank you so much!