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It makes no sense that enabling HiDPI on a 1440p monitor results in worse performance, so this definitely sounds like a bug.
If you like adjusting your monitor resolution, checkout this display [0]. It lets you set all sorts of resolutions not available in the macOS GUI.
I’m still back on V1.0 but I’ve been happy with ghost.
Check this out - https://github.com/manojVivek/medium-unlimited
Neither displayplacer nor one-key-hidpi worked for me. I ended up using RDM: