Question Text on external Monitor is blurry, distorted

[thestiny]

Hi guys

I have a problem with my external Monitor ( asus vg24vqe ) that is connected to my laptop ( Asus 5 Nitro ) with HDMI 2.0 cable.
On my main screen/laptop everything is perfect , sharp text and amazing quality. But on the external monitor text looks very weird , blurry , distorted. It appears everywhere from desktop to apps and even games.

I've tried already a lot of solutions from Internet with similiar issues. Changing display Scaling , Adjusting the apperance, ClearType text, changing resolutions ( Currently its on 1920x1080 as recommended 144hz ), changing DPI compatibility. Anybody have some ideas how to fix that problem ?
Im using Win 11


Links with screenshots of the issue and video settings :

https://imgur.com/Z9r1brH

View: https://imgur.com/Z9r1brH

https://imgur.com/V3j7UU2

View: https://imgur.com/V3j7UU2

 

[thestiny]

Sorry i just noticed that on my main display , all the screenshots looks normal , everythings good ;/ . I had to do another photo for you guys but with my phone to show this problem

https://imgur.com/UR0PBKn

View: https://imgur.com/UR0PBKn

As you can see here text is kinda shadowing or loosing pixels or something, i dont know how to named it properly.
I also tried different HDMI cable and its same problem. Different device with two different hdmi cables connected to this monitor - same problem

 

[hotaru.hino]

Have you tried running ClearType calibration? You can find it by opening Start and typing in "cleartype" in the search bar.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Are you running the monitor/s in clone mode or extended mode? It makes a difference.

 

[thestiny]

Have you tried running ClearType calibration? You can find it by opening Start and typing in "cleartype" in the search bar.

yes i already did this , same problem

 

[thestiny]

Are you running the monitor/s in clone mode or extended mode? It makes a difference.

same situation in Extended or cloned

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Ah, I just looked that monitor up. You will not be able to do much with this one. You have a 24" monitor with a relatively low resolution for the size, which means larger pixel size than your laptop display. You're as sharp as it gets.

 

[thestiny]

Ah, I just looked that monitor up. You will not be able to do much with this one. You have a 24" monitor with a relatively low resolution for the size, which means larger pixel size than your laptop display. You're as sharp as it gets.

thats not good 🙄 , thanks for responds