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HackaX0rus Rated XXX
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Posted: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 16:35:41 Post Subject: |
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I have heard horror stories of burn in on plasma screens...i dont know if its the same for lcd's...but when the screen savers didnt suck i saw a story on it and they have gone through 3 plasma tv's cause of burn in so if anyone can find out if its the smae for lcd i would like to know. _________________ Ignore this^^ |
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BillBlass Rated PG
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Posted: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 11:22:30 Post Subject: well |
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You don't know what you are talking about.
A 10 second Google search yields: http://www.viewsonic.com/monitoruniversity/lcd.htm
Another search will leave you with plenty of links that report LCD panels DO NOT suffer "burn in" Plasma does, LCD DOES NOT.
50,000 hours average until the monitor is down to half of original brightness. If you can use the monitor that long, you have REALLY gotten your moneys worth! I run my monitor at 40 out of 100 brightness and it is PLENTY bright so I am sure it would be very usable even after the 50,000 hours if I increased the brightness after a few years.
No bad pixels on mine and I know 2 other people who purchased the same monitor ZERO bad pixels also. But hey stick with your CRT if you like... _________________ My computer is better than yours |
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JimBowy Moderator
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HackaX0rus Rated XXX
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kenpo Rated PG
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Posted: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 04:47:49 Post Subject: |
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Today I buy this monitor Avidav Silver 19" TFT LCD , but I am not relly happy with the images, the colors look different compared with old CRT.
How can see if my monitor have a dead pixels?
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Doctor Feelgood Arrrrghh!
Joined: 07 Apr 2003 Posts: 20349 Location: New Jersey
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Posted: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 08:37:18 Post Subject: |
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kenpo wrote: | How can see if my monitor have a dead pixels?
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Hi kenpo, welcome. YOu may have to do a bit of tweaking with the monitor's settings, as well as your video card driver's dettings to get it looking good.
Dead pixels are most visible when lookoing at a light color. For example, make the background color of your desktop all white, and then look for any black spots. They will be tiny, like the tip of a pin, so look close. For lit pixels, it may be easier to look on an all dark background, and these spots will be permanently lit up.
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HackaX0rus Rated XXX
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Doctor Feelgood Arrrrghh!
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HackaX0rus Rated XXX
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Posted: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 15:07:07 Post Subject: |
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aiight i get it...I googled lit pixels
thx. _________________ Ignore this^^ |
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