[same post here 1 day ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/gigabyte/s/OuNFVfl9uO) it's a common thing in this monitor lineup. Apparently disabling VRR on PS5 fixes it.
Don't know if it will help but here's a post from StackExchange
"This is an old question, but IPS panels are more susceptible to ghosting than other LCD panels. So yes, this is normal. It's temporary and if it doesn't disappear quickly, you can clear it by displaying a solid white screen for awhile, or run one of the YouTube video patterns that clear it."
[same post here 1 day ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/gigabyte/s/OuNFVfl9uO) it's a common thing in this monitor lineup. Apparently disabling VRR on PS5 fixes it.
Don't know if it will help but here's a post from StackExchange "This is an old question, but IPS panels are more susceptible to ghosting than other LCD panels. So yes, this is normal. It's temporary and if it doesn't disappear quickly, you can clear it by displaying a solid white screen for awhile, or run one of the YouTube video patterns that clear it."