You may want to try and adjust a setting called convergence to try and correct that "ghosting". I'm not familiar with your monitor though, or it's settings.

I don't know if it's actually called "ghosting" in the realm of computer monitors, but that's what the problem is called when you see it on a TV. Essentially, a dozen pixels or so to the right of ...

While many users recommend downloading ICC profiles for your monitor model, they often turn out to be imprecise due to ...

While I encountered some ghosting during my ghosting test, the ghosting was actually imperceptible during any actual use of the monitor, including 4K gameplay and daily productivity.

The Gigabyte Aorus FI27Q Tactical Gaming Monitor is a worthy successor to the AD27QD, but the results of the ghosting tests leave me concerned they could appear, even if I didn’t see them ...