BadDude

That be BLB..and IPS most likely.
IPS glow is a glow affect over the entire screen when viewed from an angle, which is present on all IPS displays. it does appear more prominent at the corners mind you due to the angle of view. IMO though i would say what ur seeing is  BLB AND IPS glow, to check simply look at the screen from different angles, if the amount of light changes, its IPS glow, if it doesn't, its BLB.
Note however that the whole screen will shift anyway due to limited viewing angles.
You can also simply step back and look at it head on but from a further distance away, if it seems ot get betetr (less glow) then its most certainly IPS glow.
 
Are the pictures representative of what u actual see in person ? If so then definitely get it replaced.
 
Thats not ghosting ,, not even close. Ghosting is something entirely different

@SolarNova
 
O my you are 100% correct I was thinking about Backlight Bleeding. I do not know how I got those mixed up. Terminology aside the rest is the same. 
 
Guess I was being spooked by a ghost

I'm looking to buy a desk that will be primarily used for gaming. Any suggestions?

You can use one lighting node pro for everything, one channel for the LED strips and the other for the RGB fan hub. As said the RGB RAM will be controlled via Corsair iCue software through the RAM slot itself.

Hi !
 
If your RAM is natively RGB, it will have RGB control pins. No cable required.
 
I personnaly have 5 HD120 fans. They came with a Corsair rgb hub (not lightning pro). I modded the remote cable in order to sync it with my MB rgb header, so I may not be helpful for the hub question.
 
I hope this helps a bit !

1.  Yep, I watch a variety:  Youtube videos, Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc.  So far, the content looks good to me.  I even run 1080p and older 720p anime through VLC.
2.  Have yet to use those on mine.  Compare to my older 1440p Overlord (glossy screen), the glare on the X27 is far less since it is a matte screen.
3.  I mostly keep mine at 120Hz for daily usage and set for the higher chroma 4:4:4 as to run 144Hz you have to set chroma to 4:2:2.
4.  Note about FALD.  This is a very nice addition to IPS.  Helps a ton agaisnt BLB.  But, it has a bit of a con.  Images on solid black will have a mild glow around them.  Myself though, I only notice if I go looking for it.