Hello!
I've just bought a brand new Iiyama AS4314UT, and I have a question ..
Why is the lower part of the screen brighter than upper side? Is this usually for LCD's or is it something wrong?
This is my second iiyama 4314. The first one had the same problem, I returned it and got new one. But the new one it's the same. Especially noticable is on dark colours, like dark blue, dark green etc. Is this normal or am I so "lucky" to get 2 bad flatscreens?
For example, I can't work confortably in graphic programs like Paint shop pro. Don't get me wrong, I'm not graphics designer or whatsoever, I just love to make a background from time to time, and when I use dark colors it's always "shaded" by LCD. So there's not difference if I use shading or not, it's always shaded.
I was previously using CRT monitors. So, maybe I just need to adjust to LCD.
So, the main question is, is this "shading" common or it's not right?
I hope, that I'll get answers from testers, who tested this monitor here or from users of this monitor.
Thank you!
I've just bought a brand new Iiyama AS4314UT, and I have a question ..
Why is the lower part of the screen brighter than upper side? Is this usually for LCD's or is it something wrong?
This is my second iiyama 4314. The first one had the same problem, I returned it and got new one. But the new one it's the same. Especially noticable is on dark colours, like dark blue, dark green etc. Is this normal or am I so "lucky" to get 2 bad flatscreens?
For example, I can't work confortably in graphic programs like Paint shop pro. Don't get me wrong, I'm not graphics designer or whatsoever, I just love to make a background from time to time, and when I use dark colors it's always "shaded" by LCD. So there's not difference if I use shading or not, it's always shaded.
I was previously using CRT monitors. So, maybe I just need to adjust to LCD.
So, the main question is, is this "shading" common or it's not right?
I hope, that I'll get answers from testers, who tested this monitor here or from users of this monitor.
Thank you!