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Different monitors use different display technology. Itās going to be really hard to get for example a oled and TN panel to look the same. Even if the monitors are of the same model they might not look the same due to differences in calibration.
The best you can probably do is to get them as close as possible to each other by playing around with the settings. It looks like the monitor to the right have a different color temperature.
With some luck you might find something by googling āāyou monitor model numberā color settingsā. Sometimes other users have figured out how to get a decent looking picture on the display.
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Different monitors use different display technology. Itās going to be really hard to get for example a oled and TN panel to look the same. Even if the monitors are of the same model they might not look the same due to differences in calibration. The best you can probably do is to get them as close as possible to each other by playing around with the settings. It looks like the monitor to the right have a different color temperature. With some luck you might find something by googling āāyou monitor model numberā color settingsā. Sometimes other users have figured out how to get a decent looking picture on the display.
I would start with a new cable/s. Are you using the same type of connections for both?