1080p嘅片等於有1920×1080=2073600咁多點
放喺1080p嘅mon到都係出到咁多嘢出嚟
放落1440p係唔會多過2073600咁多原生嘅pixel,1440p嘅mon有3686400咁多點,中間差咗3686400-2073600=1612800只能憑空由就近pixel填出嚟,已經確定咗係唔會sharp過1080p,除非有machine learning model train好識得補,但有亦都唔會係real time
個問題係resolution唔夾就唔夾,靠週圍嘅pixel補返啲色係唔會按比例完美咁補返,例如2K vs 1080p就因為唔會搵到0.333粒pixel,其實簡單加減乘除就知,不需要google,係因為你蠢先叫你去google,不過我又想睇吓你點樣將math/science扭曲所以貼埋source:
Does 1080p look worse on 1440p monitor than it would on a monitor designed for 1080p?
It can. 1440p increases the number of pixels in the display by 1/3rd in both the X and y axes. That means it needs to stretch the pixels to 4/3 their original size. Since 4/3rds isn’t an integral number, the scaling algorithm is forced to average the color of the pixels. There’s a few ways to do this to try and do it to best reproduce the picture, but the simplest linear scaling method is just to take every 3x3 pixel block, and map them into a 4x4 square by breaking the pixels into smaller pieces and averaging the colors; like so:

You end up with something like this as a result:
Note how the blending of colors makes it a little more muddy. When you do that across the whole image, what it does is make all the sharp features less distinct and kind of fuzzy.
https://www.quora.com/Why-does-1080p-videos-on-YouTube-look-blurry-on-a-27-inch-1440p-monitor-Is-there-a-way-for-YouTube-to-automatically-upscale-the-1080p-video-to-1440p-or-is-there-a-way-to-make-the-video-appear-less-blurry