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You can also use the software called reshade and use luma sharpen.
Also you could have dlss turned on, which makes everything blurry.
So wait, reshade is whitelisted?
You should only need upscaling if your GPU cannot push the pixels for your monitor.
Feels like many folks bought higher res monitors only to find out it tanked their FPS because GPU not good enough.
Made things a lot better for me, still looking a little strange but it's e.a. and I'm sure they'll improve it down the line.