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| Acmlm's Board - I3 Archive - Hardware / Software - damaged pixels? |
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spiroth10 Paratroopa                 Since: 01-28-06 From: USA Last post: 6298 days Last view: 6298 days |
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| not sure if theres actually any damage to my monitor, but there's one small spot (not pixel) on my screen that appears a bit darker than the rest, but only only on "soft" colors. (not bright whites, like the standard windows cursor or dark colors) on the standard windows XP backdrop color, it is very visible. on weaker whites, it is less visible, and bright whites seem to almost totally remove it (until the color is changed again)
I have a 17" LCD monitor that is still quite young. (about 2 months.). Is it possible it's dirt, or is it damaged pixels? any way to fix it? its not that bad though, and barely noticable. so what is it? |
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SuperLuigi64 Snifit     Since: 07-22-06 From: TN My PC Specs Last post: 6392 days Last view: 6392 days |
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| I have a "dead pixel" like that, but mine displays no colors on it. But your's might just be a semi dead pixel. | |||
Koitenshin +∞ Moblin Since: 12-24-05 From: Misery Last post: 6301 days Last view: 6301 days |
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| Or it might simply be a stuck pixel which is easily fixed. |
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