How can I run iTunes in a sharp resolution display?

My iTunes app is showing up in low resolution.
I use a 27 inch Dell monitor running in 2560X1440 resolution.
How can I get a crisp image of this app. I'm using Win8 running in desktop mode.

I uninstalled iTunes, Bonjour and even Quicktime. Next I updated my Nvidia driver, then reinstalled latest iTunes app.  In preference, the highest video version is set at 1080p which didn't help. 
So now iTunes is still looking in standard resolution (not sharp enough).
Any other ideas?

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