sigh..`, before this... quite many users giving good feedbacks on 2007 except 2-3 cases which opt. for replacement..
i thought those'r just unlucky ones...`
never knows .., it happens to all production..`?!

Can any1 teach me how to check if theres dead pixel?

Google for Dead Pixel Buddy.

can i know how long is the warranty for LG lcd monitors?

try the triple head anwyay... 3 monitor setting

i need comments on lg 1952t...and how long is the warranty period?

From your experience LG/Samsung LCD which is better?
Both pricing and spec also very close.

1 year.

Aiyo, no need so critical la.
DELL 2007WFP is probably the cheapest ever S-IPS panel available in the market. Problems like backlight bleeding is common in LCD production. I dont find it an annoyance like many did. Dead pixel is another common problem with LCD. Of course when you buy it new, you can ask for free dead pixel. But as you used it, wear n tear will takes its toll and slowly you will start encountering dead pixel. None of the LCD manufacturer guarantee dead pixel free after you start using it. If you got dead pixel pop out of nowhere day after day, then its your luck.

Humans are really greedy. If you want the best and can afford it, just go ahead n buy Apple LCD. They are one of the best, if you can afford the difference in prices. If not, just STFU. Get along with it or go n get a CRT.

* My office has a LCD with 3 dead pixel, and I hardly noticed it. Whats all the big fuss about it.

it's because people have spent more than RM1000 and still get the dead pixel, so not satisfied.

Yup.. I agree. There are millions of pixels on the screen and of all, just 3 are dead and they are so tiny and we can hardly notice it. So, it is all down to satisfaction level when a lot of hard earned money are used and got an LCD with dead pixels. But it is a normal reaction because ppl want their stuff to be in perfect shape when they buy it.

LOL...
Thats why lar... ppl think too highly of their money...
A full tank of petrol also RM70-80 liao... whats value in RM1000 nowadays...
You wanna complaint 3 dead pixels for a RM1.3k LCD, which suddenly pop out of nowhere after a few hundred hours of usage?

waa...`.. calm down.. calm down`...
btw, i'm still a student ler..
so maybe i'm not that ignorant on the money that i spent for wat i get... (which i suppose it to be in good condition at moment i receive it marr..)
so... we should be ignorant on the backlight bleeding lar? >_<

i believe forumers vcool can help u..afaik

No, Im not angry or agitated.
Its just that most are targetting DELL cos they are one and only company in Malaysia (my guesstimate) which prioritise customer satisfaction. Just go n buy a LCD from any shop in LowYat and see how you get treated when you complained about backlight bleeding or a single dead pixel. Its not that it doesnt exist. Backlight bleeding and dead pixel are common problem with LCD production. Certain batch has it, some dont. Simple as that.

Im not protecting DELL not do I work for DELL. I got a 2007WFP myself knowing the fact that I would never afford a S-IPS panel of other brand. Just a matter of facts, you all go n bought a 2007WFP/2407WFP becos its way cheaper than others. Havent it once cross your mind how DELL managed to beat other by such a big margin. You must have guess it. There's no other shortcut than cutting cost which lead to not up to par QC and component/circuits.

You dont need to look far. Even a 19inch S-PVA panel already cost more than what it cost to buy a 2007WFP inclusive of delivery. A 19inch aS-IPS panel from NEC cost RM2k. You get what you paid for.

i have to agree with you !

perhaps the only reason i choose dell over others is the after sales support....

really like the next business day warranty!

Just bought 19" BENQ FP93GX...is it BENQ brand is reliable?
found in Anandtech Forum :

GAMING (guaranteed fastest LCDs for hardcore gaming)

Low response time

Low input lag

High brightness


1) 19": BenQ FP93GX, 1280x1024 (5:4)
Panel: TN (AUO M190EG02 V1); 6-bit+FRC, 16.2M colors

Response time: <7 ms. (measured)

Specifications: BenQ FP93GX

HDCP compliant: No

More info: prad.de

Notes: Fastest LCD in the world: 0~7 ms. actual. Slightly less RTC error than Samsung. Great value but IMO Samsung is a better brand. It's up to you.

Price: ~$235 USD



2) 19": Samsung SyncMaster 940BF, 1280x1024 (5:4)
Panel: TN (Samsung LTM190EX); 6-bit+2x2 dither, 16.2M colors

Response time: <7 ms. (measured)

Specifications: Samsung SyncMaster 940BF

HDCP compliant: No

More info: prad.de

Notes: Fastest LCD in the world: 0~7 ms. actual. RTC (overdrive) can be disabled in the OSD.

Price: ~$270 USD



3) 20.1"w: NEC MultiSync 20WMGX2, 1680x1050 (16:10)
Panel: AS-IPS (LPL LM201WE2); true 8-bit, 16.7M colors

Response time: <10 ms. (measured)

Specifications: NEC MultiSync 20WMGX2

HDCP compliant: Yes

More info: prad.de

Notes: Black bezel is 20WMGX2-BK. OptiClear contrast coating (increases contrast but also worsens glare). Exceptional colors with dynamic contrast, great viewing angles, extremely good response time (good as fastest TNs) according to hardware.fr. Tons of inputs, TV tuner, and HDCP. Without a doubt, worth the money. Great warranty/service. Maximum speed+maximum colors! European version (same panel) is LCD20WGX2, but lacks HDCP/other multimedia features.

Price: ~$615 USD

Source...

This post has been edited by mjoe: Dec 11 2006, 01:21 AM

huh? 1 year? my LG L1752S hv 3 years warranty wo..

a good site you guys to refer Dead Pixel Policies from different LCD makers

http://www.behardware.com/articles/519-1/l...ead-pixels.html

what condition do you call this? It seems to be very noticable in any other colors other than black. I wonder if I'm entitled for warranty..Its a philips 170B6 btw



edit: fixed, they're stuck pixels =\

This post has been edited by Kclee2002: Dec 12 2006, 05:42 AM