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How is that even possible?
OT :
It'll likely be a combination of settings such as TAA ( post process anti-aliasing which can make it blurry ), Also Chromatic Abberation and Film Grain.
Disable those and see how it compares.
No way you're running the game maxed out at 1440p with that card. I was running an R9 390 until a few days ago and could not push a stable 60fps in that resolution. And considering how vram hungry this game is at max settings and your card only has 4gb....
I mean, that's a you problem, you'll soon hit the limit with that card if you for some reason insist you need to play at max.
That being said, it's the TAA option that make sthe game blurry. Try using SMAA at 1440p. Just because TAA is the last option, doesn't mean it's the best, it has it's issue like artifacts on moving objects.
Dude, even on a 1080gtx, I reduce some settings from their highest.
Shadows is a great one to reduce.
Are you running image quality at 200%?
Change chromatic aberration to off
Disable film grain.
Motion blur is just that, it adds a gentle blurring to the image during motion, if you stand still you can still see blurring ( this is due to TAA )
Chromatic aberation to "off" also made a slight difference for me, but nothing huge.
I kept film grain on - I liked the old horror film look, and it helped visually tie the game closer to REmake 1.