if you are serious in photography, u shud invest in monitor color calibrator. around rm4xx can get you a decent one.

You can try but it won't be accurate. Even within the same model, different monitors would exhibit different colours.

And just to make a point, colour calibration drastically improves colour accuracy, difference is pretty big.

why you didnt read my old comment, just use quickgamma, do a RGB calibration, make sure the red, gree, blue colour on  gamma 2.2 range is nearly similar. instead of changing gamma level on ICC profile or windows, you change it on the rgb level on your monitor, this is the same done for TV calibration, so you can use all the application that is not ICC-profile aware (e.g Hardware-accelerated video output). All this free of charge without using hardware calibrator, but of course hardware calibrator provide much better result.

dont just take ICC profile or other RGB level configuration from other users, the ccfl/led light provided by ccfl/led backlit/edge-lit does not always produce similar colour/brightness and can be yellowish from time to time, the result is also depend on the room ambient light as well. That why calibration is recommended from time to time