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Pic's of my new DELL 1905FP, 1 Dead pixel, and rate my bleed through

bobcpg

Senior member
I just recieved my 1905 friday 5-6-05 and here are some pictures. It had 1 dead pixel and i'm not sure if this is bad backlite issue? Shoud i return it.


I have a dual monitor setup with a NEC MultiSync FE991SB 19 inch next to it.

HERE
 
I don't know about returning the monitor but if you still have a warranty on the camera you used to take those lousy photos, you should return it or learn to take better pictures😀 j/k.
 
uh, my dell 17" LCD has not of those color gradients you're having with your Dell 19"..

It's completely, uniformly black..heh.
 
I've noticed that Dell LCDs require a lot of tinkering to get the color juuuuust right. I had to turn down the brightness a lot on my DVI-connected 1704FPT. Brightness is at 50% and the RGB are all set to USER with 100% on all 3 colors. Then I went into my nVIDIA control panel to adjust the gamma to 0.66. Everything seems great on the desktop and games look super, too. I did not apply the gamma changes on games so that everything is quite bright and I am able to see things better in the dark. (I did this with my CRTs I've owned, too) All other settings in the nVIDIA control panel are left to default.
 
Originally posted by: mauiblue
I don't know about returning the monitor but if you still have a warranty on the camera you used to take those lousy photos, you should return it or learn to take better pictures😀 j/k.



:beer:


That backlight bleeding is not bad at all, seems about normal to me.

I have had ViewSonics that look very similar. I think the whole backlight issue with the 2005fp has everyone over reacting and overstating it. On any monitor, especially Dell.

The quality of the pics doesn't help either! 😛


Kinda like burn-in on a plasma. It really does't happen that easily...Unless you are an idiot with your TV 😉
 
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