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As a sidenote, it does look worse with bilinear upscaling, sadly. This is why both Windows 10 in recent versions as well as new GPU driver offer the option for
by badsectoracula 7y ago
As a sidenote, it does look worse with bilinear upscaling, sadly. This is why both Windows 10 in recent versions as well as new GPU driver offer the option for nearest-neighbor integer scaling where possible.
For example my laptop has a 1080p monitor - not exactly hidpi, but the monitor is small enough for Windows to suggest a 150% scale. But this makes anything that doesn't support scaling look blurry (and also break several games, but that is another matter) so i prefer to use 100% even though it makes things a bit harder to see.