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Sukka38
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It's not 100%, it might be a GPU fault of some sort, but that's unlikely IMO. 

However, dead pixels look EXACTLY like that. (at least from my experience)

Well we don't really know, but fair enough! :)

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It's not 100%, it might be a GPU fault of some sort, but that's unlikely IMO. 

However, dead pixels look EXACTLY like that. (at least from my experience)

Its not my TV  -_-

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Well we don't really know, but fair enough! :)

Set it back to 32-bit and its gone  ;)

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Set it back to 32-bit and its gone  ;)

Yeah, I didn't mean for you to change it in the first place. I just wanted to make sure that you had it set on that. :)

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