acer kg271u monitor How do I get rid of the blue tint overall esp whites, bad banding in graduations

after looking at the Acer KG271U Abmiipx Review.

i think the main problem with the monitor is the stick on grill mesh above the leds that makes a speckly fuzzy coloured dot that makes the screen overall

hard to look at especially type, if i use say a 16 bit gimp airbrush the gradation of the airbrush appears speckly and not smooth as a result if i compared to my old asus screen, honestly its shocking if an airbrush cannot appear smooth to the user at 16bit.

if you set the Acer KG271U to lower res say 1920 1080 the situation gets even worse everything is down sampled to a bad blur so it looks like a blown up 720 screen, all type and images are fuzzy bluured

ie way worse than any existing 1920 brand monitor, and this is what happens if you look at hdmi tv input 1920 1080 frame rate 50, its downsampled very badly

probably way less than 1920, so gives a very blurred image, bad gradations, and speckly jittery lines. tv animations are strobing like a fast shutter.

Honestly looking at this monitor the first thing you see is speckly coloured noise especially in the whites, gradations have wierd stepping every 10 pixels or so

banding noticeable on windows start up blue screen.

i felt i had to offload about the acer kg271u monitor and warn any other artists do not touch this monitor at all, in gimp or krita even at 16 bit the experience is like trying to draw thru a speckly coloured mesh any joy you had doing artwork on your old monitor will be gone as the antiglare film totally destroys any possibility of the user seeing the actual brush strokes they are making, yes its supposed to be higher res than 1920 at 2560 BUT the antiglare i presume ?stops you from actually seeing it......or maybe the leds are just [Content removed] i have spent 2 days looking for a reason not to go back to another 1920 monitor in some desperate attempt the acer kg271u monitor will improve, it may well be ok for gamers, for artists its totally unusable...in 2days its felt i am drawing at 720 even though the nvidia card says 2560 even looking at the type on this page surrounding the black type is a speckly multicoloured glow in the whites...how did acer manage it, well we played games but never looked at test cards i presume....i am not a gamer i do 3d in blender as well, just looking for a good all purpose monitor and the acer kg271u fails.

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Please ignore all the above comments, i havent used a new monitor for 10 years and can see technology changes and the

good reasons for doing whatever you do, oldies getting used to new screens the youngies use this stuff so get used to it oldie,thanks acer continue the good work, hires is better and all is now working ok

Acer users get the full acer experience use the airbrush in gimp in 16 bit on any other monitor then try this Acer KG271U and wonder why you cant see the airbrush only Acer KG271U speckle sh.t....part posters video time 4.41 to 5.57 says why: Acer KG271U Abmiipx Review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZLoyqhmwHA

lay down a solid medium blue colour in LITERALLY ANY DRAWING program in 16bit, any monitor SHOULD show a single hue

BUT the Acer KG271U antiglare speckly sheet SHOWS you the artist multiple shades including red and yellow blotches ranging from minute speckles to

large areas suspended above your blue patch, changing the resolution has no effect, the acer multicoloured patches stay in the same spot,

what you are seeing is the glue acer used on the antiglare layer glued on top of the leds...IE IT IS NOT FIXABLE AT ANY LEVEL BUT GLUED ON

DISASTER

run out ideas just learn to live with it its just wierd on the eyes...such is life

day7 well the screen is a lot worse than i thought, if say you use a white airbrush over a bright cyan blue, with either a thin or fat airbrush

in gimp you literally cannot see the edges of your airbrush stroke behind the Acer KG271U monitor speckly antiglare glue pattern