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I have a Dell 2005fpw. When I got it one month ago, it had no dead pixels and acceptable, minimal backlight leakage. It just developed two dead pixels (stuck on red on a black screen) The dead pixels are far apart, and very small so they are barely noticeable, and then only when it is a dark...

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Here is my 2005fpw backlight bleeding. Is it bad enough to return?

The machine came with 512 MB, another 512 cost $190 from Newegg.

The card is just an XT, but I can clock it to PE specs with no problem. I haven't tried to go any faster. Here are the specs and benchmarks for my Dimension 8200: Original Components: Intel Pentium 4 2.53 Ghz 512 MB RDRAM ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128 MB 40 GB Maxtor Hard Drive...

Here's the box for my new Gigabyte X800 XT next to my Dell 2005 FPW: Here's the card next to the box: Here's the card, front and back: Here's the new card below my old 9700 Pro: Here's the card installed: Here's the old Dell that it's installed in: NO...

5128 Not bad for a 2 1/2 year old Dell Dimension 8200! I did do a couple of upgrades: http://delltalk.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=dim_upghw&message.id=40784

I received my 2005fpw last week and I love it! The colors jump off of the screen and it is very bright and vivid. I can't find a single bad pixel and there is very minimal backilght leakage. It is MUCH nicer than my old Viewsonic A90f+. :D

Nov 04 A00 Made in Mexico. Exactly zero bad pixels, minimal backlight leakage. MUCH nicer than my Viewsonic A90 f+.

I use this: http://www.klearscreen.com/dell/index.php Works great!