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Two Monitors - 1 Colour (Asus VG278H)

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So I bought a second monitor recently and it's been bugging for so long now but the colour on my left monitor is slightly different from the one on my right (the first monitor). It appears to be more yellow and whatever I try I can't get it looking the same as the right monitor. Is there anyway that I can automatically do it or can someone guide me so that I can fix it. It's really annoying. These picture below is after I reset all settings to default factory settings.

 

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So I bought a second monitor recently and it's been bugging for so long now but the colour on my left monitor is slightly different from the one on my right (the first monitor). It appears to be more yellow and whatever I try I can't get it looking the same as the right monitor. Is there anyway that I can automatically do it or can someone guide me so that I can fix it. It's really annoying. These picture below is after I reset all settings to default factory settings.

 

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Try changing the brightness. 

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Adjust the whitebalance on the monitor. I'm sure you can set a custom colorprofile. Just don't use ICC profiles, lots of utilities overrule those.

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I've tried changing the brightness, with no result. How do I change the white balance? I didn't see an option for that.

 

The blue seems to be more blue and the white seems to be more white and the grey seems more grey, but when I change the contrast and the blue in rgb it affects everything.

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This should answer your question & fix your problem. It's actually a very common issue that bugs people; as, depending on the monitor manufacturing company, how products go through QC and how thoroughly checked they are can all be the verdict.

 

 

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I've looked at that video before, it wasn't very helpful for me. I've just noticed when I view my monitor from a camera the left one (new one) flickers and the right one doesn't. Is that normal?

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