PG248Q Somesort of greyish overlay?

[Dampel]

had this exact same problem with another monitor i bought, its as if theres a constant grey all over the screen making it look kind of misty.
I fixed this on my other monitor by changing a few settings but i just cant fix it on this monitor
Any help at all wont go unnoticed.

 

[kmanmx]

had this exact same problem with another monitor i bought, its as if theres a constant grey all over the screen making it look kind of misty.
I fixed this on my other monitor by changing a few settings but i just cant fix it on this monitor
Any help at all wont go unnoticed.

Hmm ?

Hard to know what you mean. Can you take a picture of the screen with a decent camera and make it look as close to in real life as possible ?

Could be many things:

Brightness too high = washed out colors
Contrast too low = dull colors
Strong anti glare coatings on the screen can lead to duller images
Color setting too low

 

[Dampel]

imgur.com/c5sIz2a

Its the best quality I could do

 

[kmanmx]

imgur.com/c5sIz2a

Its the best quality I could do

Yeah that looks like you have the brightness cranked up way too high. Also, do you have RGB set to Full or Limited in the Nvidia Control Panel ? assuming you have an Nvidia GPU.

 

[Dampel]

I've set the brightness quite low but it's still there, I have no idea what your talking about

 

[kmanmx]

https://i.gyazo.com/1d7e182084d49769d764b998c28df1f9.png

"Output dynamic range", bottom right hand corner.

 

[Dampel]

Yeah mine the exact same as that

 

[sleepy3103]

My Asus monitors do that if I use the HDMI inputs in them. Switched to DVI and they work flawlessly. Dont know why. Some people tweek the color setting and fix it and troubleshoot and figure it out. I just tried the DVI cable and it looked great. Looked the problem up and a bunch of people say the same thing.