IF YOUR AORUS HAD ONE DEAD PIXEL WOULD YOU BE WORIED?

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I HAVE ONE DEAD PIXEL WHICH IS DOWN IN THE RIGHT SIDE OF WINDOWS BAR WHERE THE ICON OF SOUND IS.


DO YOU KNOW WHAT WARANTY HAS THE AORUS FOR ONE DEAD PIXEL?

DO THEY CHANGE THE MONITOR FOR ONE DEAD PIXEI???


I HAVE THE AORUS ad27qd

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/giga...actical-gaming-monitor-hdmi-dp-mo-000-gi.html

THIS MONITOR DOESNT HAVE BLACK BLEEDING OR FLIKERING , NO IPS GLOW OR ANOTHER PROBLEMS AND ISSUES

THE ONLY THAT I FOUND THIS DEAD PIXEL WHICH IS DOWN IN THE RIGHT SIDE OF WINDOWS BAR WHERE THE ICON OF SOUND AND THE ICON OF MY NETWORK..IS/



ALSO IF YOUR AORUS HAD ONE DEAD PIXEL WOULD YOU BE WORIED?

WHICH ARE THE BEST TRUE AND FXING GUIDES FOR DEAD PIXELS?

WOUID BE PROBLEM FOR YOU IF THE DEAD PIXEL WAS RIGHT SIDE OF WINDOWS BAR WHERE THE ICON OF SOUND AND THE ICON OF NETWORK.. IS?
 
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I wouldn't accept it personally, I don't care how manufacture dress up there pixel policy you didn't pay for a screen that has one.

If you did I'd not expect to pay full price. The only time I'd accept it and live with it if the pixel appeared after awhile of ownership.

Never accept from day one imo
 
short answer: probably not.

long answer: most manufacturers work on a class 2 pixel guarantee...this means that each panel is allowed 5 dead pixels or 16 dead sub-pixels.
there are some manufacturers that have a class 1 pixel guarantee (equals 1 dead pixel or 5 dead sub-pixels).
so, as you only have 1 dead pixel, this still would not be covered with a class 1 pixel guarantee - unless you specifically paid the etailer for a no-dead pixel guarantee.
but this no-dead pixel guarantee comes from the etailer. not the manufacturer.

ps: stop typing in caps - it's the internet equivalent of shouting down someone's ear :)
 
tamzzy said:
short answer: probably not.

long answer: most manufacturers work on a class 2 pixel guarantee...this means that each panel is allowed 5 dead pixels or 16 dead sub-pixels.
there are some manufacturers that have a class 1 pixel guarantee (equals 1 dead pixel or 5 dead sub-pixels).
so, as you only have 1 dead pixel, this still would not be covered with a class 1 pixel guarantee - unless you specifically paid the etailer for a no-dead pixel guarantee.
but this no-dead pixel guarantee comes from the etailer. not the manufacturer.

ps: stop typing in caps - it's the internet equivalent of shouting down someone's ear :)
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WOUID BE PROBLEM FOR YOU IF THE DEAD PIXEL WAS RIGHT SIDE OF WINDOWS BAR WHERE THE ICON OF SOUND AND THE ICON OF NETWORK.. IS?
 
No point in asking other people if a dead pixel is a problem for them. Each person is different.
Is it a problem for you?
If answer = yes then depending how long ago you bought send it back (I’m guessing it was bought within the past few days?)
If it wasn’t then there’s not a lot you can do about as it’s unlikely to be covered under warranty.

There’s no super secret method to trying to revive a stuck pixel, google it, there’s a plethora of methods to try. That said, if it’s an actual dead pixel there’s more or less sod all you can do with that.
 
Thekwango said:
No point in asking other people if a dead pixel is a problem for them. Each person is different.
Is it a problem for you?
If answer = yes then depending how long ago you bought send it back (I’m guessing it was bought within the past few days?)
If it wasn’t then there’s not a lot you can do about as it’s unlikely to be covered under warranty.

There’s no super secret method to trying to revive a stuck pixel, google it, there’s a plethora of methods to try. That said, if it’s an actual dead pixel there’s more or less sod all you can do with that.
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which are the best methods for to fix one dead pixel?
 
ninezerofive said:
I give up :D

Can you take a picture of your screen. I want to see what's the big fuss about.
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i took the picture you will see one dot in the right side

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