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I have the backlight problem, picked it up on Tuesday. Model number is- M240uw01 V.3
No dead pixels though.
No dead pixels though.
I have the backlight problem, picked it up on Tuesday. Model number is- M240uw01 V.3
No dead pixels though.
Model: M240UW01 v.0
Bought 9 days ago. Fine so far.
I am not trying undermine the people that have genuine problems with the monitor, but I get the feeling some people look for problems straight out of the box, Instead of enjoying the monitor for what it is.
For example, In normal use, have you noticed any dead pixels? If not, why go looking for them?
If the colours and backlight are fine in normal use, why create artificial environments that will show up the slightest fault?
I have been guilty of this in the past. When I was researching a particular item, I would focus on the negatives, however small, and forget any of the positives.
Try the screen for a few hours first, then make a decision. Too many people run tests as soon as the monitor is hooked up, looking for faults. If you look hard enough, you can find faullt with everything.
Hows this?
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When running UDPixel do you need to keep the screen black as thats the only way I can see the stuck/dead pixel?
Perhaps you can pass comment having a perfectly acceptable screen, but please do not try to undermine others who are not as fortunate as yourself in that respect.
2442W panel M240UW01 v.0 here
I have noticed banding, any way of reducing its effects or do I just have to live with it?
2 weeks old btw
cheers
AFAIK the fine banding is just a feature of the panel type I think so you have to live with it. I've not noticed it during browsing/gaming which is what I use mine for. I've only seen it with the calibration scales so not looking at those any more
AFAIK the fine banding is just a feature of the panel type I think so you have to live with it. I've not noticed it during browsing/gaming which is what I use mine for. I've only seen it with the calibration scales so not looking at those any more
Thats what I think too.
Also, I feel that there are far too many people "looking" for issues with their panels. I mean, they really are going out of their way to look for a fault.
EDIT: my worry is that as DGM seem to be difficult to contact, making use of the warranty might be a problem.