Bahz wrote:
The entire screen showing as dirty yellow means either some setting with blue light filter or you have a defective panel. Reading what you wrote, you definitely sound knowledgeable and probably have checked the other settings already so I would recommend returning it for another replacement.

Thanks for the reply. I do have a high end colorimeter coming in tomorrow with my other replacement screen. If that can't fix it I will send it back. Amazon is really good with returns.

That is the same issue I am having. The Primary is simply amazing. I see a little BLB on jet black but nothing I notice. The colors as I type this are amazing and the 144 FPS is smooth as butter I cannot believe how much this changes everything even just doing desktop stuff. I have an RMA in on the yellow one now as soon as it's replacement comes in I hope the two RMAs in route are as amazing as this one. Here is what they look like side by side with same settings. Even after trying all the hardware and or software tweaks the dirty yellow tint never goes away.

After doing a BLB test I saw my primary only has some in the lower left corner. The yellow one has BLB 100% around the border and it creeps to almost the center of the screen. That amount of BLB would probably be why it always has a yellow tint to it. No Amount of calibration in the world would every get rid of it.

The primary is fantastic. I have a colorimeter coming in today that I am going to calibrate it with but TBH I don't think it will change much. I just want to make sure all the monitors are similar in color slight variation does not bother me however that yellow tint looks like it was owned by a smoker. I just upgraded all my stuff to corsair recently keyboard, mouse, and headphones. I had a mix bag of Microsoft and Logitech prior to that they were great but all dated by about 5 years.

I read on another post that it was something like.

1. Panels made in Taiwan
2. Boards and such made in China
3. Assembled in China

I don't know if that is true about the monitors but I could see why they have QC issues if the pieces are built and shipped and assembled and shipped again. ASUS has always made quality stuff I have an ASUS Z170 Premium in my machine and have always used ASUS products when I can. I think given the newer technology of these monitors is what is causing the issues. That combined with poor QC. They should probably do something like setup a room in China where they can cycle in a few hundred monitors at a time and have humans eyeball them in a dark room before they are packaged up.

I don't know anything about ASUS specific deals I know years ago when I was in manufacturing that there was an agreed upon error margin in products. Like the parts I was making 2% could be off spec. As it was explained to me that is how manufacturers get the bid by not only price point but lowest error margin. My guess would be the manufacturer of these monitors are probably not meeting their bid so ASUS should in theory send all the bad ones back and get credits and the manufacturer should increase their QC so they can make a profit. That being said I am sure as time goes on we should see a higher percentage of amazing monitors.

So my RMA came in from Amazon for the one that was DOA. Unfortunately it looks to have the same exact issue.

I just got in the i1 Display Pro colorimeter I am going to run it and see if it helps but TBH this looks like a bad panel as well.



This is a pic of SC you can see the hue remains no matter what is on the screen.

Phanes wrote:
So my RMA came in from Amazon for the one that was DOA. Unfortunately it looks to have the same exact issue.

I have a 1080 in there now. I am reluctant to pick up a second because SC is not optimized yet. I don't know if a second one will help or not.