Hi.
So I bought a NEC 20WGX2 Pro LCD, and it has no dead, hot or stuck pixels (at least I couldn't spot any). Some of you might remember my previous post in which I asked what is the chance to get a panel with freckles: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1242778&highlight=nec+20wgx2
The monitor is really great, but... I'm not quite sure if it is not flawed. Since I don't possess a digital camera at the moment - I'll do my best to depict the problem in words.
The problem is: when I use a maximized window (like I'm using Opera right now), with it's three usual buttons (close etc.) in the upper right corner, and then turn the screen black - the image of "x" and two other buttons remains! Spectator can easily spot bright outlines of the three buttons. As well as an area around them which fades as you move to the center of the screen. "x" remains in the upper right corner for a few minutes and then, gradually, disappears.
The entire area seems to shine through underneath. Is this the dreaded "backlight bleeding"? Is it normal with this LCD? I remember having the same issue with my previous Samsung 970P, although it was not as apparent as it is with NEC beauty. Is it somehow connected with panel's luminosity? 20WGX2 Pro is said to be an extremely bright panel... and I've been using factory settings, if it is of any significance.
Thank you in advance to all 20WMGX2, 20WGX2 Pro/non-Pro users and other LCD specialists who are willing to help.
EDIT: I have just learnt the problem I experience is called "persistent images". But what it is caused by? And does this happen to all 20WGX2 Pro? Is there a way to get rid of "persistent images"?
So I bought a NEC 20WGX2 Pro LCD, and it has no dead, hot or stuck pixels (at least I couldn't spot any). Some of you might remember my previous post in which I asked what is the chance to get a panel with freckles: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1242778&highlight=nec+20wgx2
The monitor is really great, but... I'm not quite sure if it is not flawed. Since I don't possess a digital camera at the moment - I'll do my best to depict the problem in words.
The problem is: when I use a maximized window (like I'm using Opera right now), with it's three usual buttons (close etc.) in the upper right corner, and then turn the screen black - the image of "x" and two other buttons remains! Spectator can easily spot bright outlines of the three buttons. As well as an area around them which fades as you move to the center of the screen. "x" remains in the upper right corner for a few minutes and then, gradually, disappears.
The entire area seems to shine through underneath. Is this the dreaded "backlight bleeding"? Is it normal with this LCD? I remember having the same issue with my previous Samsung 970P, although it was not as apparent as it is with NEC beauty. Is it somehow connected with panel's luminosity? 20WGX2 Pro is said to be an extremely bright panel... and I've been using factory settings, if it is of any significance.
Thank you in advance to all 20WMGX2, 20WGX2 Pro/non-Pro users and other LCD specialists who are willing to help.
EDIT: I have just learnt the problem I experience is called "persistent images". But what it is caused by? And does this happen to all 20WGX2 Pro? Is there a way to get rid of "persistent images"?