How can I fix the red color in my gaming laptop? - Acer Nitro 5

Anjo27
Anjo27 Member Posts: 3 New User
edited January 24 in Nitro Gaming
I have recently bought the Acer Nitro 5 with the i7 9th gen processor and GTX 1650 graphics. My problem is that the screen display shows that some or mostly all red-colored things are showcased as orangey color. Also to add that if I play games such as GTA 5, the red cars appear as orangey color. I would like to know if there is a solution to that. 

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  • Anjo27
    Anjo27 Member Posts: 3 New User
    This is how it looks like.


  • GAMING6698
    GAMING6698 ACE Posts: 7,777 Pathfinder
    Anjo27 said:
    This is how it looks like.


    Is it same when you open  laptop 1st time come out of box 
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  • Anjo27
    Anjo27 Member Posts: 3 New User
    @GAMING6698 yes. And it is still new. Less than a week.
  • Pepi22
    Pepi22 Member Posts: 2 New User
    Anjo27 said:
    I have recently bought the Acer Nitro 5 with the i7 9th gen processor and GTX 1650 graphics. My problem is that the screen display shows that some or mostly all red-colored things are showcased as orangey color. Also to add that if I play games such as GTA 5, the red cars appear as orangey color. I would like to know if there is a solution to that. 
    I have bought Acer Nitro 5 with i5 10th gen and RTX 3050  before two weeks and I also have the same problem . The red colour just don't exist on my screen. If you have already fixed it please tell me what to do . 
  • iajaykashyap
    iajaykashyap Member Posts: 2 New User
    i am also facing a same issue in my acer aspire 7 bought 2 days ago found that my mobile ips full hd  screen gives accurate true colours than this laptop. also on lcdtest website i saw red is not proper red but very faded and less saturated . my 15 years old monitor shows true colour but don't know what' s problem here .plzz acer support solve this problem as soon as possible as i have bought this laptop for graphic desigining and video editing but colours dissappointed me very much .
  • iajaykashyap
    iajaykashyap Member Posts: 2 New User
    Pepi22 said:
    Anjo27 said:
    I have recently bought the Acer Nitro 5 with the i7 9th gen processor and GTX 1650 graphics. My problem is that the screen display shows that some or mostly all red-colored things are showcased as orangey color. Also to add that if I play games such as GTA 5, the red cars appear as orangey color. I would like to know if there is a solution to that. 
    I have bought Acer Nitro 5 with i5 10th gen and RTX 3050  before two weeks and I also have the same problem . The red colour just don't exist on my screen. If you have already fixed it please tell me what to do . 
    i am also facing a same issue in my acer aspire 7 bought 2 days ago found that my mobile ips full hd  screen gives accurate true colours than this laptop. also on lcdtest website i saw red is not proper red but very faded and less saturated . my 15 years old monitor shows true colour but don't know what' s problem here .plzz acer support solve this problem as soon as possible as i have bought this laptop for graphic desigining and video editing but colours dissappointed me very much .
  • Nelle
    Nelle Member Posts: 1 New User

    Ugh. Have you had any luck?

  • WIckedSIck
    WIckedSIck Member Posts: 58 Devotee WiFi Icon

    For desktop and anywhere except Games and videos. use Windows Calibration. just search it, try to decrease Redness and increase Blueish.

    Note:This will result in display's quality dullness.

    For videos and movies, Use Intel control panel. Mix it with default calibration.

    as for the games, i haven't really figured out a way yet. (Since games launch with Nvidia/AMD GPU instead of Intel one). and the NCP has no option for color correction.

    Have fun!

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