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A) Windows doesn't handle modern displays properly and has a huge library of problems relating to desktop scaling etc... B) What was the context of your use of

• malkia 11y ago
  Windows 10 - gaming - and some apps/websites. Another example was the mouse driver (after 3 deep down dives into the settings menu) - now its window look ridiculous. Out of place :) - first it looked a bit like Win95, or maybe Win2000/XP - then it was smoothed (blurred for some reason), and the size was completely wrong. That was not a big deal, though. Really the big deals are the windows that come very small, and I've tried backward compability for them (individually) and it didn't help. The only thing that helped as I've said, was to set up to exactly 2x lower resolution (1920x1200 or was it 1920x1080 - not in front of that computer to say exactly). Funnily it now looks a bit more blurry (not sure why, I was expecting integer scaling), but after some adjustments it looks almost good now (not as crispy as before, but good enough). Also for some games, no more tearing. Mainly games that don't real fullscreen (possibly with custom resolution), but somehow expand the window, and remove toolbars, etc.