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An old monitor that I have as a second monitor is a bit yellowish, is there a way to fix it or is it just too old?

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My dad had a monitor in storage for a long time and I decided to use it as a second monitor just so I wouldn't leave it lying there, but when I put something white it always looks yellowish. Is it something that can be fixed or is it just too old? The monitor is an AOC 831S

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Does it have any settings to adjust the color temperature, etc?

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14 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Does it have any settings to adjust the color temperature, etc?

Yes the color settings could be set to warm.

I probably forgot about this comment so quote me if you need a response.

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2 hours ago, Middcore said:

Does it have any settings to adjust the color temperature, etc?

i tried to use the nvidia control panel but no matter what i do it still looks yellowish

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1 hour ago, tddk25 said:

Yes the color settings could be set to warm.

It only has a button to adjust the brightness, but even so, even if I set it to as white as possible, it still looks kinda yellowish

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