The image quality suddenly downgraded in Photoshop

Hello guys,
today when I'm editing my file as usual, suddenly I found out that the image quality are downgraded inside photoshop
but it become smooth and normal again when I try to blow up the image. The saved image have no trouble as well.
When I'm using general preview size, it will be like this
When I blow up the detail, it become smooth again like this
I'm not sure if I accidentially clicked any button, could anyone help with this please? big thanks!!!

this is windows system and I've checked the image processor box
The text is not rendered into pixels either,
the below is the screen capture:

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