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Still being worked on but it works fine as is.
I used the Integer Scale from my guide on 4X, added the effect of CAS_Scaling, set width and height to 1.08 (width too so the aspect ratio stays 100% accurate, and 1.08 because 1.07 still had a few pixels of black bar, but 1.08 doesn't and is now the perfect size without loosing any information, you can activate one of the white wallpapers to measure this size perfectly) and now it's completely fullscreen and thanks to near neighbor scaling it's exactly as sharp as before. So if you really wanted to get rid of the little bars at top of bottom, you can with that, good tip.