I have purchased the monitor and a "C" in around 10 pixelbits appeared on my screen, is it something default or faulty item?
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I am going to assume you are talking about a beaglebone black rev c, please let me know if it is different. Are you forcing the video settings in you uEnv.txt file? I found that letting Pis and Bones autodetect is a bad idea. Set the resolution for the device, and double check your connections.
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We had problems with the screen when we got our unit - It was unusable. Clearly their quality control is lacking. I would suggest you return it. They will offer part credit, but if you insist, you can get full credit.
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HiThank you for your interest.The difference is pixel policy.Please check the pixel policy of each description.This monitor is Perfect Pixel(0 defective pixel) monitor.Thank you.
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The native resolution of this monitor is 1920x1080, it sounds like you are attempting to use a resolution that is not supported by the monitor.
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We had the same problem after a month. I took it back and got a new one. I am hoping maybe we all got lemons, because I otherwise love this monitor.
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Yes, make sure it is 1080p - that is important. It should be but check. The auto settings on any should be off so your video chip/card takes over completely and non-conflicted. It is FINE as a monitor.
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That is the native (actual physical) resolution of the monitor. So it is as sharp as is practical. However all digital displays are made of pixels (picture elements) and are thus tchinically "pixelated". I assume what you really mean is does the display seem smeared by being recalculated to a different resolution. The answer, as stated first is no. To get full advantage of the display you have to use the digital video input and not the analog VGA input. And your video card or motherboard has to support this resolution.
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Only 90 day return, mine has been fine for ever. I would look at the hook-up cable lines and be sure it didn't loose power. Or you can take the monitor out and have a installation place check to see if it is the monitor? I stand behind the product.
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There were a couple of dead pixels on the screen. I know I could have shipped it to Asus. But I kind of have an issue with having to ship a brand new laptop back for "repair." The laptop itself had no problems, and I am quite pleased with it. I honestly cannot find one problem at fault with the laptop. The dead pixels on the screen is an issue any LCD panel could have, so I don't place blame on them.
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Return it for a new one. The whole point of something like a Chromebox is its simplicity and almost immediate 'on' ability. Unless another computer that you know is OK also does that with that monitor, return the Chromebox.
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Cannot help you, if still under return timeframe, return it. I have two units, one used for three years, one still new in box, even un-opened--was going to sell it so did not want to open the box, but decided to keep it since now discontinued. Your post reminds me--I should take it out of the box and check it. Question--are you sure it is the monitor and not your video card in the computer, or interference from some other device? Check online for like symptoms.Love this monitor. If you can find a fix, and otherwise in good condition, worth fixing yourself.
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I haven't noticed this issue. Have you tried adjusting the display settings under the Asus apps section. Its called Asus vivid something. Can't remember the title exactly at the moment
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I will have to return it, Just the 2nd day i had it, the screen was acting weird, it will dim and get blurry. Can someone help me before i return it?
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I didn't have this issue, and I own two of the monitors. It may be defective, and I would also wonder which model you have (there are some S230HL models that have two DVI ports, some with two HDMI ports) as some were manufactured at earlier points in time. Personally, I'd return it and see if it was just a fluke.
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Yeah I dont have any problems with my display, but make sure your camera is decent and adjust to the light so the image looks good. Camera quality makes a difference.
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The display is clear, it may just be a defect in yours or something with the settings.
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So I had this same issue with my ASUS ROG Swift 144hz Display and what I would recommend is testing the cable that came with the display and the cable matters one to see if you've received if the cable matters one has died. I did this and the first one I received degraded over time. Then my display died all together and had to get it repaired. All in all Test it to see if it's the cable or the display that's the issue. It could also be that the graphics card drivers you have aren't up to date but I hardly think that would be this case in your situation. Good luck!