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I have 2 27'' displays: 4K and FullHD native resolutions. If I set 1920*1080 on the 4K display, the image looks blurry in comparison with FullHD native display.
I would not be surprised with any other resolutions, because I understand that pixels are physical squares, so if a ratio between 2 numbers is not a whole number, we could see artifacts.
But in this particular case FullHD is exactly 2 times smaller than 4K on each dimention. So each dot in 1920*1080 image should take exactly 4 physical pixels on 4K display and I do not see any reason for blur.
So why the blurriness appears?
Pure guess - antialiasing is being handled differently? – Tetsujin – 2019-06-16T12:51:42.107
I asked "why", not "how to solve", but It seems like I found some ugly, but working solution. My display has D-Sub input and also it has a possibility to switch HDMI mode from 2.0 to 1.4. The both cases support only 1920*1080@60Hz, so If I plug the display using D-Sub or using HDMI 1.4, the video adapter counts FullHD as a native resolution and outputs image without upscaling blur. – Sergey Kravchenko – 2019-06-18T10:43:08.080