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If you see 2 white images on the left, 2 black on the right, you GPUs RGB level is fine
Check your cable, they can be an issue, check your HDMI output you're using too on the GPU
Since you're having similar issues from TV to monitor, I suspect 3 things, cable, GPU, HDMI output
Quickest way to check, CABLE, HDMI output, then suspect the GPU
What GPU is it and can you resintall your GPU drivers, making sure you remove all drivers with Driver sweeper
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/driver-sweeper-download.html
What GPU do you have btw?
Thank you for your help though!
Edit: My GPU is an R9 290.
You will see little erm, sparkles, lol, this means HDMI cable is stuffed, and yes it does happen
Otehr way is to use a DVI to HDMI cable, same thing, just no audio
No, don't worry, I get the green push or "bias" in dark areas too. And I'm on a 50" Panasonic plasma, which has far superior black level reproduction when compared to an LED.
It's just the game's color grading/tonemapping. You could use something like SweetFX's "LiftGammaGain" setting to reduce green in the midtones (maybe boost blue) if it bothers you too much. It could also help to reduce the brightness a couple of ticks in the "Game Options" menu.