How do I use nearest neighbor interpolation (instead of bilinear) with Intel Iris?

[JMill52]

If I were to dual-boot Windows 10 on a 15" Retina MacBook Pro, would I be able to change the screen resolution and use nearest-neighbor scaling?

The 15" rMBP has a 2880x1800 screen and I'd like for the resolution to be 1440x900 (perfect 4-to-1 pixel scaling) and not blurry at all. The blur is caused by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scaling# Scaling_methods bilinear interpolation, so using nearest-neighbor scaling instead would eliminate it. I've read that http://superuser.com/questions/759070/do-intel-integrated-graphics-support-nearest-neighbor-scaling this isn't possible with nVidia but might be with Intel.

Is this possible through something like an Intel control panel?

[JMill52]

I would really appreciate an answer to this question. I've heard that it's possible but no source has specified how.

[Kevin_M_Intel]

Hello Zarpho,

This feature is not available in our graphics control panel but I will pass the information to the corresponding department for future consideration.

Kevin m

[EKova]

Please do. Settling for bilinear interpolation is just ugly.

I would appreciate any update on adding nearest neighbor filtering to the graphics control panel.