Why does the color of the computer monitor not be right when it is turned at an angle?

CRT cathode ray tube displays This phenomenon occurs when magnetized.

This kind of display is more susceptible to the influence of geomagnetism or the magnetic field emitted by household appliances (such as stereos, fans, desk lamps, etc.), which magnetizes the metal parts in the glass shell of the display, interferes with the normal working environment of the cathode rays in the display, and causes the screen to change color. What you're saying shows that this monitor is probably a thin tube that is more magnetic. It is advisable not to move it too often.

Some monitors have a degaussing command that you can execute to remove any remaining stains. If the stain is very serious, it should be sent to the maintenance department for demagnetization.

Liquid crystal displays are generally not magnetized, and 'different angles of view have different colors' is the phenomenon of the field of view of liquid crystals.

Indicate that the quality of your monitor is not too good or not of high grade. Actually, I don't understand this, just from personal experience. The monitor of my unit's computer is like this, from different directions, the color will change, for example, the same **, from above, the color will be lighter.

But that's not the case with displays at home.

It shows that there is a strong magnetic field nearby, and it has nothing to do with the angle.

Try it in a different place.

Places with strong magnetic fields will cause the color of your monitor to change color due to the uneven distribution of the magnetic field.

In general, the display is a bit of a matrix. Of course, different colors will appear depending on the angle you look at. It's not that there's anything wrong with your monitor.

The old doesn't go, the new doesn't come.

Click the Windows icon in the bottom left corner of your computer, and then click Settings. In the settings screen, tap System. Select Display, click Advanced Display Settings, and you're good to go.

1.Start by opening the Control Panel. Open the color management option in the control panel, note: if there is no such option, it means that the control panel icon appears too large, and this option is not displayed, just click on the category in the upper right corner and select the small icon.

2.After you turn on color management, switch to the Advanced tabs page.

3.On the color management page, under the advanced tab surface, there is a function bar for monitor calibration, which has a function button for calibrating the display, click the button to start calibrating the display.

6.When you adjust the screen brightness and other settings, a text tuner interface will begin, adjust the font of the screen to make it more suitable for you**. Or the same careful observation plus the next step.

The color of the display screen is incorrect, you can adjust it according to the following steps (take Win7 N card as an example):

Click "Start Control Panel" to open the Control Panel;

Click on "Hardware & Sound";

Click "NVIDIA Control Panel" to open the NVIDIA Control Panel;

Click "Adjust Desktop Color Settings" in the left menu bar;

Click "Use NVIDIA Settings" on the right;

Click "Blue" in the "Color Channel";

Drag the button like "progress bar" below to adjust the blue channel moderately to make it a satisfactory color;

Adjust the "green, red" and other channels according to the step-by-step method to make its color satisfactory;

Click the "Apply" button to save and make the settings take effect.

When the hole row setup is complete, close the NVIDIA Control Panel and Control Panel.