Weird Blur With Acer GN246HLB

[Chief Blur Buster]

I've done this and it fixed the blur however the screen has gone slightly purple how can I fix this?

How purple is it currently?

There is a very old LightBoost FAQ (2012, 2013) here, which also explains how to fix the purple color. Read the section "My color is too purple!". Essentially, the key part of the LightBoost FAQ has a partial fix for the purple color:

1. First, lower your monitor’s Contrast until the purple disappears.
e.g. BENQ XL2411T and ASUS VG248QE looks less purple at a Contrast of “45”.

2. Use These nVidia Control Panel Settings
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Brightness = 52%
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Contrast = 45%
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Gamma = 0.70

[BigHungryChicken]

I've done this and it fixed the blur however the screen has gone slightly purple how can I fix this?

How purple is it currently?

There is a very old LightBoost FAQ (2012, 2013) here, which also explains how to fix the purple color. Read the section "My color is too purple!". Essentially, the key part of the LightBoost FAQ has a partial fix for the purple color:

1. First, lower your monitor’s Contrast until the purple disappears.
e.g. BENQ XL2411T and ASUS VG248QE looks less purple at a Contrast of “45”.

2. Use These nVidia Control Panel Settings
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Brightness = 52%
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Contrast = 45%
nVidia Control Panel Desktop Gamma = 0.70

Hi sorry for bringing this forum back after so long but I have been noticing that the blur isn't completely gone as it looks like there is 2 of everything that moves however the weird white blur as I said before has gone

Thank you in advanced
Luke

[Chief Blur Buster]

Make sure frame rate is 120 frames per second.

Because 60fps at 120Hz will have double images.

Try to keep framerates matching refresh rates when using LightBoost (or ULMB or any blur reduction tech)

[BigHungryChicken]

Make sure frame rate is 120 frames per second.

Because 60fps at 120Hz will have double images.

Try to keep framerates matching refresh rates when using LightBoost (or ULMB or any blur reduction tech)

I have made sure that I run games at 120 fps but it doesn't solve the issue and the blur is on youtube videos and Netflix as well so how do I stop the blur there?