Originally Posted by
Sephiracle
So if you notice it only when you have the second monitor, are you sure it's not a problem with the old monitor being maybe a 'warm' setting rather than a 'cool' setting on your acer monitor?
Also, there are plenty of calibration things for free on the internet, you can't really program using software to look a different way since it's more visual than technical.
If you have them set the same settings on the two monitors however, I would suggest using something like the nvidia control panel or Catalyst Control center to fine tune it a bit better.