I'm gonna treat myself to a new tft 19" monitor so before shopping around any1 got any do's and dont's on buying them or tips on what to look for, cheapest so far is www.dabs.com dabsvalue monitor for £320
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I'm gonna treat myself to a new tft 19" monitor so before shopping around any1 got any do's and dont's on buying them or tips on what to look for, cheapest so far is www.dabs.com dabsvalue monitor for £320
How about this from Ccl computers, £302.68
cheers something else to look at, have u ever dealt with this company before?
Plenty of times, it's about 6 miles up the road from me (and before they moved about half a mile from where I worked at the time).
Don't know what the mail order is like, being so close I collect stuff myself.
none of the sites tell after how many dead pixels it will be replaced.........
you really SHOULD ask that before you buy....... you dont want to have 15 dots in your screen before it will be replaced..............
its not up to them to regulate the amount od dead pixels, its the manufacturers who set the amount, as long as it complies with the guidelines,you should be able to find the specs on the manufacturers of the monitor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
Most manufacturers replace when there are 3 or more pixels dead.
Some have a 0 pixel guarantee. But usually that costs a bit extra.
I am thinking of buying a Samsung 172x LCD.
is it not 3 within a 1inch radius and something like 10 overall.
http://www.rm.com/Support/TechnicalA...?cref=TEC96785
I think you are right on that, and also any 2 adjacent pixels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Livy
CTX, who make the one I showed, claim to exceed industry standards with replacement for 5 dead pixels on LCDs up to 17" and 7 on 19" monitors.
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/32011/no...uaranteed.html
ctx also offer a guaranteed no pixel replacement.
Cheers for all the help, I've save £50 so far :cool: So other than the dead pixels situation I'm assuming that most monitors of similar price range should give the same results is that right?