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Dell 2005 quick bleeding test?

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pookguy88

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I ordered a 2005fpw and it should be arriving sometime this week, what's a good and quick test to determine if (and how much) there is any bleeding?

Also, what are some other things I should as an initial inspection for this monitor?
 
yeah, but how can i actually check for bleeding?

i guess my question is, what exactly is bleeding? does the room have to be dark, etc.?
 
Being in a dark room makes it more noticeable, but I can see it in a pretty bright room. When you look at a black screen, if the corners seem noticeably brighter than the others, you've got a bleeder.
 
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