Anti-aliasing is noticably blurrier with Render Dragon

The issue occurs on both fullscreen and windowed. It has already been occuring in every beta with RenderDragon so far. 
I am running a GTX 1070 on the latest drivers.
It is also probably worth to note that the difference is quite subtle; I imagine it would be easy to not notice any difference without good eyesight.

The issue occurs on both fullscreen and windowed. It has already been occuring in every beta with RenderDragon so far. 
I am running a GTX 1070 on the latest drivers.
It is also probably worth to note that the difference is quite subtle; I imagine it would be easy to not notice any difference without good eyesight.

The issue occurs on both fullscreen and windowed. It has already been occuring in every beta with RenderDragon so far. 
I am running a GTX 1070 on the latest drivers.
It is also probably worth to note that the difference is quite subtle; I imagine it would be easy to not notice any difference without good eyesight.

I've added one additional comparison: when zoomed in, you can clearly see the difference. The issue appears to be that UI elements are affected by anti-aliasing, whereas in versions without RenderDragon, they are not. I mentioned terrain in my original description - it is likely that that was a mistake on my part.

I've added one additional comparison: when zoomed in, you can clearly see the difference. The issue appears to be that UI elements are affected by anti-aliasing, whereas in versions without RenderDragon, they are not. I mentioned terrain in my original description - it is likely that that was a mistake on my part.

I've added one additional comparison: when zoomed in, you can clearly see the difference. The issue appears to be that UI elements are affected by anti-aliasing, whereas in versions without RenderDragon, they are not. I mentioned terrain in my original description - it is likely that that was a mistake on my part.

I can reproduce by manually increasing the antialiasing setting through the NVIDIA Control Panel. I can reduce the blurriness effect by enabling Image Sharpening, but turning the antialiasing settings completely off fixes it entirely for me. Do you by chance have any settings applied there?

Edit: The in-game antialiasing setting doesn't affect it.

Let us know if Doubletoad74 is right here please.
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Let us know if Doubletoad74 is right here please.
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Let us know if Doubletoad74 is right here please.
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It was not fixed by changing any settings in the Nvidia Control Panel, but it seems to be fixed in 1.16.210.60. MCPE-58826 seems to also have been fixed!