Windows HiDPI display: GraphicsView with QGLWidget paints only in the lower left quadrant if scaling>100%

On Windows 10 with a HiDPI display, when the scaling factor is greater than 100%, the graphics items in a graphics view, when the viewport is a QGLWidget, are painted in the lower left quadrant.

On Windows 10, to change the scaling factor: right click on the desktop, select "Display settings", change the slide from 100% to 200% for "Change the size of text, apps, and other items:"

This problem does not occur on Mac with a retina display. It happens on Linux too ( Dell XPS15 ) with QT_SCALE_FACTOR=2 QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0. Note that you don't even need a 4k display on Linux to see this, just passing these environment variables is enough to show the issue.

The attached minimal example (main.cxx) set Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling to true, opens a QMainWindow where the central widget is a QGraphicsView. The QGraphicScene attached to the QGraphicsView consists of a single QPushButton with a long text.

The viewport of the QGraphicsView can be chosen to be: the default (nothing set explicitly), a QGLWidget or a
QOpenGLWidget. The choice is done by commenting out macros at the beginning of the file.

When the scaling is 100%, all viewport options render the QPushButton correctly. However, when the scaling is 200%, when the viewport is a QGLWidget only the lower left quadrant is rendered. The problematic screenshot is qglwidget_200percent.png.

I attached screenshots for each viewport mode (default, QGLWidget, QOpenGLWidget) and each scaling factor (100%, 200%).

Using QOpenGLWidget in my application is not an opinion as it relies on GLEW (as far I know and I experimented, QOpenGLWidget and GLEW are not compatible).