When I searched for the gray screen error, I could not find anything about the saturation color problem, which is the main problem, although I saw the issues recently opened by 6900XT + Samsung Odyssey G7 users. I couldn't find a similar thread with this issue anywhere. I unplugged the DP cable and tried it on different inputs.
I removed the video card from the case and reinstalled it. I uninstalled the AMD video card driver with DDU and tested it without installing any drivers. I uninstalled and reinstalled the AMD graphics driver with DDU. I reset the monitor to factory settings. I don't know what to do that made me cool off looking at the PC screen and using it. I searched many sources and could not find a topic about this problem. For the last 3 days, this problem has remained permanent, no matter what I do, I have not been able to find a solution in any way. But when I reset the PC, the colors were reverting to their former state and there was no problem. By default, performance metrics are displayed using a grid view. In AMD Software, click on Performance and select Metrics from the sub-menu as highlighted below. Although I don't know exactly what this problem is called, I guess I can say "Oversaturated." The problem started about 3-4 weeks ago when the AMD graphics card driver crashed and after being on a gray screen for 1 minute, there were saturated colors when the screen arrived. To configure and monitor performance metrics, follow these steps: From the Taskbar, click the Start button (Windows icon) then type AMD Software and select the app under best match. The colors are very warm and feel as if they are phosphorescent Normally, if I look at the PC for 20 hours, my eyes do not get tired, but when I look at the PC as it is, I turn it off after 30 minutes, it makes me sleepy. Hi, for the last 3 days the colors on the screen seem oversaturated, especially in red colors.
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