Line of dead pixels :(

[Amraam]

Is this repairable? I'd rather not replace this screen as I bought this particular model for it's feasibility for PC use.

At the top there is a single green pixel, and the rest are yellow. Happens in all inputs, so it isn't windows or my graphics card - it's definitely the screen itself.

I'm going to try leaving the power off all night but it's looking goosed to me

 

[Rilot]

Yup, looks borked to me. Not a lot you can do other than replace the panel.

 

[On Holiday]

What model is it, out of interest?

 

[Amraam]

It's an LG 32ld450. Not an amazing screen but I got it as it's very good for pc use compared to most HDTVs

The screen is insured by the high street store that I purchased it from, but you can't buy this model anymore and I don't want any other model unless it'd suitable for PC use. Guess I'll see if they can repair it.

 

[Amraam]

If they can't repair it, what 32" TVs are out in highstreet stores that are good for PC gaming?

 

[tipsy]

They will most likely replace it with another LG tv if you took out their warranty, I'm pleased you got to use yours as I had the 42" version of it but sadly it had serious overdrive faults & this was reported by LG so it got swapped for a samsung. I guess your TV is now 2 years old judging by teh model so they may just replace teh screen as of yet.

 

[Amraam]

They will most likely replace it with another LG tv if you took out their warranty, I'm pleased you got to use yours as I had the 42" version of it but sadly it had serious overdrive faults & this was reported by LG so it got swapped for a samsung. I guess your TV is now 2 years old judging by teh model so they may just replace teh screen as of yet.

No warranty, it's the whatever happens £3 pm deal. I think it was damaged by my mother - she loves to hang things from it so can only guess she's managed to welly something of it some how.

 

[troops]

Yeah it looks duff.