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There can be many reasons for that. Easiest would be to rule out any software influence first. Easiest way is to boot to bios and see if it is still there.

I've seen pink tint when windows was trying to run HDR on a non-HDR monitor for some reason...

 

Next is the cable and ports on GPU and Monitor. You changed the cable already, but can you go to a different port? E.g. HDMI, DP or DVI (whatever you are not using and is present on all devices). I assume you do not use VGA, correct?

 

Last would be to check your PC on a different display (e.g. TV) to determine if the monitor or your pc is the issue. But then, you definetly have a serious hardware issue. Many of the typical problems can be repaired at home, if you have the time for that. So do not throw away your GPU or Monitor when you are at this point.

 

edit: You might also want to check the color settings on your monitor. Likely not the reason for your issue, but it takes just 2min to check..

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help my monitor just put on a purple/pink tint and idk how to get it off. i tried restarting my pc and changing the display port cable but nothing will make it go away please help

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help my monitor just put on a purple/pink tint and idk how to get it off. i tried restarting my pc and changing the display port cable but nothing will make it go away please help

Have you tried using a different device with the monitor?

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Maybe Restart it? 

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There can be many reasons for that. Easiest would be to rule out any software influence first. Easiest way is to boot to bios and see if it is still there.

I've seen pink tint when windows was trying to run HDR on a non-HDR monitor for some reason...

 

Next is the cable and ports on GPU and Monitor. You changed the cable already, but can you go to a different port? E.g. HDMI, DP or DVI (whatever you are not using and is present on all devices). I assume you do not use VGA, correct?

 

Last would be to check your PC on a different display (e.g. TV) to determine if the monitor or your pc is the issue. But then, you definetly have a serious hardware issue. Many of the typical problems can be repaired at home, if you have the time for that. So do not throw away your GPU or Monitor when you are at this point.

 

edit: You might also want to check the color settings on your monitor. Likely not the reason for your issue, but it takes just 2min to check..

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3 hours ago, xc3ll said:

There can be many reasons for that. Easiest would be to rule out any software influence first. Easiest way is to boot to bios and see if it is still there.

I've seen pink tint when windows was trying to run HDR on a non-HDR monitor for some reason...

 

Next is the cable and ports on GPU and Monitor. You changed the cable already, but can you go to a different port? E.g. HDMI, DP or DVI (whatever you are not using and is present on all devices). I assume you do not use VGA, correct?

 

Last would be to check your PC on a different display (e.g. TV) to determine if the monitor or your pc is the issue. But then, you definetly have a serious hardware issue. Many of the typical problems can be repaired at home, if you have the time for that. So do not throw away your GPU or Monitor when you are at this point.

 

edit: You might also want to check the color settings on your monitor. Likely not the reason for your issue, but it takes just 2min to check..

it ended up that my new amd drivers automatically put on "color correction" which fucked everything up

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