How many dead (sub)pixels do you have?

[Biges]

How many dead pixels and subpixels do you have?

I can also create more detailed poll, if you want

If you don't know what dead (sub)pixels are, look here.

 

[Mongose101]

I can only vote one time but i have:

1 17in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels
2 19in LCD 1 stuck pixel on one, 0 on the other
1 22in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels
1 24in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels

 

[MightyDiomed]

None, the 1 green one I had was driving me so insane I bought a new monitor. -_-

 

[Biges]

I can only vote one time but i have:

1 17in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels
2 19in LCD 1 stuck pixel on one, 0 on the other
1 22in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels
1 24in LCD 0 bad/dead pixels

AFAIK it is not possible to create a poll where could you vote more then once.

 

[mjh8227]

I've got one stuck red on my Samsung 2493HM (its in the corner so no big deal) and 0 on my 2007fp.

 

[Biges]

Bump!

 

[Shrimpanzee]

AFAIK it is not possible to create a poll where could you vote more then once.

*commits suicide*

OT: zero

 

[Nenu]

42" plasma, no dead anythings

 

[Brahmzy]

I have:
Samsung 204B - 0 dead pixels
Samsung 245BW - 0 dead pixels
Samsung 305T - 0 dead pixels

I have been VERY, VERY lucky...

 

[450]

0 on 720p projector
0 on 2007FPb
0 on 198wfp
0 on kdl-w3000 52"
0 on 32" 720p
0 on 15" lcd tv

 

[JaguarSKX]

None.

Even my 6 year old Planar PX191 doesn't have any dead sub-pixels. I used nearly every single day until I bought my NEC LCD2690WUXi about a year ago. I still use the Planar about 3 or 4 days out of the week varying from 2 hours to 6 hours a day.

 

[brokenarrow03]

none across my 42", 24", 17", 19" and 14" lappy

 

[speedyaxon]

2 on my dell 2007wfp. The one was there within 6 months, probably even 3 months. The second just showed up after ~2 years.

 

[MattyC]

0 on 24" Dell, my main rig
0 on 17" MacBook Pro
0 on Acer 22", workstation
0 on Scepter 20", not really used for anything atm... desk decoration I guess
0 on 19" Samsung, LAN PC
1 on 19" Optiquest, but that is rarely on. Just the display for my Ubuntu server rig that basically just acts as a budget NAS and web test bed. I really never notice it unless an all black screen comes up. Wasn't there when I got it, showed up after about a year or so.

 

[TheArTcher]

There was another poll just like this about a year ago. The final analysis on it was a 2 out of 3 chance you would not get any bad pixels. This poll looks like it is trending toward a 3 out of 4 chance of no bad pixels. Does that mean the panel quality is finally going up?

3 HDTVs - 1 dead pixel on one TV
5 monitors - 1 stuck-on subpixel on one monitor