Colors Problem [PLEASE HELP]

[Cheetah727]

I'm trying to figure out what the problem I have is. Some of my black/gray textures have scattered green coloring over them. I don't know whether it's the way my display colors are set up, etc. I have a decent pc, so I do not know what is causing this. (I have had an AMD card for a year, and even after switching to my new 1060, I still have the same problem.)

Could it possibly be:
-The way my monitor colors are setup (black equalizer, etc)
-Anything regarding the CPU or motherboard


Perfect example in GTA 5:
https://gyazo.com/f5f788ed8dca72b41c07f789a6a5e1a5
And another example:
https://gyazo.com/ab0947a2a16d492e060493c409adb272

Graphics Card is a Nvidia GTX 1060
Monitor is a BenQ XL2411Z
CPU is a i7 4790k
Motherboard is a MSi B85-g43


Thanks!

 

[cTigon]

This really stumps me. I had a monitor issue before where black textures appeared somewhat darker green; but it was just the monitor settings.

If you captured those images from a physical capture card then it must have something to do with monitor contrast issues, because we are seeing what is displayed from the monitor itself. If it was software you captured it with, then it most likely has to do with your drivers because it captures the graphical issues inside the software rather than what is being displayed on the monitor.

^ What you took those screenshots with is essential to finding out this problem.

I highly doubt that it has anything to do with chipset drivers.

 

[Cheetah727]

This really stumps me. I had a monitor issue before where black textures appeared somewhat darker green; but it was just the monitor settings.

If you captured those images from a physical capture card then it must have something to do with monitor contrast issues, because we are seeing what is displayed from the monitor itself. If it was software you captured it with, then it most likely has to do with your drivers because it captures the graphical issues inside the software rather than what is being displayed on the monitor.

^ What you took those screenshots with is essential to finding out this problem.

I highly doubt that it has anything to do with chipset drivers.

I appreciate the help. I took the pictures with gyazo. It is something that is hard to explain, but basically you highlight something and it then creates an image of what you see. You may have to download the software yourself in order to understand, but imagine me taking a picture of my screen with my phone for example, then posting it here. (It would be the same thing as this)