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How many of you have this prob w/ LCD screens?
DEAD PIXELS!!!
How common is this anyway? Not sure if I believe the sales people since nobody ever wants to take something back but how many dead pixels are you supposed to have on your screen without getting pissed? Thinking about how these dead pixels are showing up, whats the life span of a LCD display anyway? I mean is this thing going to last 5 years or just get filled with more and more dead pixels? I'm assuming there's no real fix for it either am I right? All I've been told is that it's an "anomaly" (sp) This drives me nuts! |
I blame the white man
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:uhoh :uhoh My pixels are going to die?
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i have none
but if you have like more than 5-6, depending on model, the company will take it back and give you a new one or you can search google for some free programs taht could potentially help fix the pixels by flashing repeatedly colors, some people swear it works |
LCD Monitors...
Is your monitor class A,B or C ???
Class A does not have any dead pixels Class B has a few dead pixels and the very bottem... Class C can have dead pixels anywhere If you have picked up a class A LCD monitor and it has dead pixels then take it back and get it replaced ! Good luck, |
All 3 of my monitors have dead pixels now :(
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Most LCD monitors will have a few dead pixels in them. My F-419 has the least (2), my dell monitors have the most (about 4 each). They are not noticeable unless you are using a dead pixel finder. Shitty, shitty LCD monitors will sometime have dead pixels all in a row, rarely even a whole line of dead pixels (that is an entire line on your screen will = dead pixels, very easily noticeable and very annoying).
You can try to ‘pop’ the dead pixel by using a very soft lint-free cloth or a plastic ziplock bag (or any other clean plastic bag). Gently massage the dead pixel and the area around the dead pixel. I’ve gotten rid of a couple of dead pixels that way. The other way to try it is to use a program (as already suggested) that will flash random colors (RBG) on your screen. I’ve yet to get this to actually work but some have said it did work for their psp… so take it with a grain of salt. Good luck! |
I got some, but they're not really noticeable
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I have a pixel that is stuck in bright green. Talk about annoying. I finally cut the very tip off the edge of a black sticker and put it over it. Having the black spot was better than the green one.
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After one year of use none of them died on my LCD monitor. And they were all healthy when I bought them.
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Haven't had a problem. i've heard that you can ask them to open the package at the store so you can see what you are buying. then refuse it if it's got dead pixels
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my sony lcd never gives me problems.
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dell laptop has a ton in a bunch (noticeable) but still not bad, got it well used, so i can't complain.
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I'll try the baggy tick and see if it works. If not I'm going to take it back. I only have 3 but it sux when you spend a lot of cash on something and see that shit.
Thanks for the help to those of you that offered advice :) |
I just got two of the grey ones to go away but the red one is still there...I'll keep trying :)
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The trick is to not notice them - if you see one close your eyes real quick and try to forgrt where it is.
Once you know where it is your fucked. Millions of pixels and thats the one you are going to spend the rest of your days staring at. |
I have 1 dead pixels on my Samsung 21' LCD.
It only shows on black though. All other collors work fine. |
I bought one of my monitors used (a store display model) and the guy wanted me to buy the dead pixel warranty -- I didn't, and here four years later still no dead pixels. NECs are the best!!
notabook: interesting tips there -- I never knew you could stimulate a dead pixel via massage back into productivity. Interesting. Wish I could do that to my fucking camera which produces a number of dead pixels in our pics. |
I have a dead blue one top left on my old lcd but not on this new one
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dual 22" samsung 225bw's and 15.4" dell laptop none with a pixel out of place :thumbsup
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I dont have any dead pixels with my sony, just a 1 inch by 1 inch area that faded from having the screen on too long...
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Nope not a bit. These things are beautiful. :thumbsup :thumbsup |
0 on my laptop,
my 2nd tft is few weeks old and I still havent noticed (which doesnt mean it dont have) |
theres 2 different issues. dead pixels and stuck pixels
a dead pixel is black and can be "rubbed out" =] best to rub with a moist q-tip, only in that spot, power off and on the monitor while doing it. its a "liquid crystal display" and a dead pixel is dry. the gentle massage may fix it. a stuck pixel is red/blue/green - for this the flashing color is suppose to work.. i find they mosty get re-stuck - google udpixel or jscreenfix |
I have a few.. but they don't bother me
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD http://www.lcdresource.com/ |
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My cat's name is Pixel.
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I've been staring at a bright green pixel for the last couple weeks. After reading this thread I realized it was gone.
I shut the power off to this thing today for the first time in months...maybe that helped ;) |
If your Pixels take Jesus Christ as their savior they will live on for eternity in heaven.
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Found a good review on the 225bw
http://www.short-media.com/review.php?r=336&p=1 Their sample did have the backlight issue. Neither of mine do. :thumbsup But they agreed with me on the viewing angles sharpness, and all around sexiness of these bad boys. :winkwink: |
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