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General_Jeno

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  1. I just got the same mail, damn that sucks. I was number 14 in the queue <.< One more delivery and I would've had it, crap. I had bought itfor 800€ too, there's no chance of getting it for that price now, is there... fack.
  2. Hi, sorry I don't know if there are any rules aainst bumping, but I'm really hoping someone has an idea
  3. Well, if anyone has some genius "how did you think of that" kind of solution, I'm all ears...
  4. Yes, the spot stays where it is no matter what's on the background. For real? How, even? there's no vents or whatever on this monitor... Also wow windows live messenger in that video heh
  5. Hi all, Long time watcher of LTT here, coming to the forum for some help They say a picture says a thousand words so check the attached picture for what I'm facing. in the blue box I have "contained" the black spot that appeared on my monitor this morning. For reference, it is a Benq EW3270U 4K Monitor If you zoom in and look closely, you'll see it's not dead pixels, since the smudge doesn't seem to adhere to the pixels, it's just a smudge. I've no idea where it came from or what it is; could it be some kind of burn in? There is no direct or reflected sunlight hitting the monitor and it has been here for a long while. (the monitor is close to 2 years old). I've tried tools like UDPixel but it really doesn't seem like it's a dead/stuck pixel at all. There also doesn't appear to be any physical damage to the monitor. Also, if you move your head you can see the smudge appears to be "under" the screen as it changes position relative to what's "on screen" Additionally, I might be going crazy but it I swear I've seen it change shape. Just to confirm, yes I've tried turning it off and on again; unplugged it from power for like 15 mins etc... sadly no go All help is very welcome! Jeno
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