Olhando neste tópico aqui - Parece que pode haver um link entre este monitor e as configurações da NVIDIA para 3D estereoscópico:
For those still looking for a possible solution. I just put on the ASUS vg248qe for the first time and I had a exact sounding issue as the OP. Azza had the answer to my issue which was unchecking the "Stereoscopic 3D" setting in the Nvidia Control Panel. Quick steps:
- Open Nvidia Control Panel
- Click on the "Set up stereroscopic 3D" option under the "Select A Task..." section.
- Uncheck the "Enable stereoscopic 3D" checked-box.
- Hit "Apply" at the bottom of the Nvidia Control Panel window.
That is what immediately fixed my problem. If this doesn't help your case, I'm sorry and I wish you luck in fixing it.
Olhando cuidadosamente para as imagens, os lados são ciano e vermelho, muito parecidos com os óculos estereoscópicos: