ASUS VX24AH - 2560x1440 - Blurry display?

[Psynatron]

I just got a new 2. monitor.

The ASUS VX24AH.

My main monitor is the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG279Q.

I bought the VX24AH because of the 2560x1440 display and the small size.
But im so disapointet... I thought the 2560x1440 would give me crisp sharp picture,
like the PG279Q.... But it dosnt.
The text on websites and programs are blurry.

Have i gotten to picky because im used to the PG279Q??

What is it that makes the PG279Q ultra sharp?

I also tryed to calibrate the image so it would match the PG279Q, but i cant figure out how to make it better. Look at this picture. The right is the VX24AH and its alot darker, almost grey compared to the left. I tryed set it to as light as i can. What settings do i need?

Picture of the difference:
http://i.imgur.com/1DBCAen.jpg

VX24AH settings:
Brightness: 100
Contrast: 80
Saturation: 50
Color Temp: R G B 100 in all
Skin Tone: Natural

Sharpness: 60
Trace Free: 60
Aspect Controle: Full
VividPixel: 25
ASCR: OFF

Also this NVIDIA Controlepanel settings:
http://i.imgur.com/80n9oXu.png


ROG SWIFT PG279Q Specifications:
http://www.asus.com/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/specifications/

VX24AH Specifications:
http://www.asus.com/Monitors/VX24AH/specifications/

I hope somebody can help...

 

[Psynatron]

Actually. It looks like the VX24AH zooms in on programs and windows and makes it blurry...

Can anyone confirm/give solution?

 

[Psynatron]

Omg the solution was the Windows monitors settings :s
I dont know why but it was set to show 125% size of programs and windows.......

Look here:
http://i.imgur.com/tCJ1V9z.png


The screen looks ALOT better now obviously.


But still need to calibrate it to match the PG279Q...

 

[Hlsgsz]

Omg the solution was the Windows monitors settings :s
I dont know why but it was set to show 125% size of programs and windows.......

Look here:
http://i.imgur.com/tCJ1V9z.png


The screen looks ALOT better now obviously.


But still need to calibrate it to match the PG279Q...

You should alwayd check that. Windows decides that by itselt from the resolution and size reported by the display.
Also, obviously, make sure you are running at native resolution.