Hopefully this will resolve the terrible color settings out of the box and improve your viewing experience. These are the settings that I found online that I have had the most success with on my Acer XF240H.Ĭolour temp: User * R Gain:55 * G Gain:52 * B Gain:50Ħ-axis Saturate: Adjust all to 55 except yellow saturate to 59. The settings I ended up using should work on both the Acer XF240H and the KG240 as I believe they are both the same panel.įor whatever reason most manufacturer’s monitors out of the box are horribly calibrated including the Acer XF240H and KG240. The colors on both displays will need to be adjusted as with most monitors out of the box as they are awful. I ended up keeping the XF240H because I felt that it was the better monitor based on build quality and stand adjustability. The monitor is also VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified and uses an IPS panel to deliver exceptional image quality.

It also supports HDMI 2.1, so it can handle 4K/120Hz gameplay from an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5. I had a Gateway (Acer) running W7 for ten years and had fewer problems. The Acer Nitro XV282K KV is a 28-inch 4K monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync support. I wrote a post about the differences between the Acer XF240H and the KG240 found here. Two days ago it came up with a warning on the screen that I had tried too many.

Acer monitor too bright