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No idea how to reduce it, tried forcing DLSS4 but it doesn't seem to change much.
download dlss swapper and change to latest dlls, game uses old dlss
In curious to the result..
Nothing reshade can't fix, toss in some clarity and sharpening and all done
Find the game's .exe (the big one in \Binaries\Win64, not the tiny one in the root folder), go to properties, compatibility tab, "change high DPI settings" and override it to be performed by Application
This has fixed blurriness in every UE5 game for me
This helped me a bit thanks for this.