Welcome to the Forum iboyperson
It sounds more like you do not have your Monitor Setup Correctly.
 
 
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I am not able to test other cables and I don't see how color calibration would help.

Most monitors have settings beyond just color calibration. If you have an auto-adjust or aspect settings you may be able to mitigate the issue to some degree. Let me know what the model number of your monitor is so I can look into this for you.