V Vamure Honorable Jul 12, 2014 9 0 10,510 Jul 12, 2014 #1 It only appears on dark spots on the monitor. (1920x1080p monitor, GTX 760 GPU) Could it be a dead pixel? I recently bought it a long with my custom-built computer. Thanks.
It only appears on dark spots on the monitor. (1920x1080p monitor, GTX 760 GPU) Could it be a dead pixel? I recently bought it a long with my custom-built computer. Thanks.
Solution bccorrupt Jul 12, 2014 It sounds like a dead pixel. Look really close at it and you can probably see that it's just one pixel if that's what it is.
It sounds like a dead pixel. Look really close at it and you can probably see that it's just one pixel if that's what it is.
bccorrupt Distinguished Apr 18, 2012 990 16 20,465 Jul 12, 2014 Solution #2 It sounds like a dead pixel. Look really close at it and you can probably see that it's just one pixel if that's what it is. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
It sounds like a dead pixel. Look really close at it and you can probably see that it's just one pixel if that's what it is.
T ThisGamersGotGame Honorable May 27, 2013 35 0 10,540 Jul 12, 2014 #3 Try taking it back to the store...sounds like a dead pixel. Upvote 0 Downvote
P Pepep Reputable Jul 12, 2014 1 0 4,510 Jul 12, 2014 #4 Are they "dancing around"? I had the same problem with my EVGA GTX 660 now. The solution was to change the HDMI cable (the one that comes with the PS4 works!). It wasn't damaged (or so it appeared), but all the dark spots are now perfect again. Upvote 0 Downvote
Are they "dancing around"? I had the same problem with my EVGA GTX 660 now. The solution was to change the HDMI cable (the one that comes with the PS4 works!). It wasn't damaged (or so it appeared), but all the dark spots are now perfect again.
V Vamure Honorable Jul 12, 2014 9 0 10,510 Jul 14, 2014 #5 The red dot disappeared yesterday, not sure why but. Upvote 0 Downvote
S sora Splendid Oct 30, 2013 7,812 0 31,460 Jul 14, 2014 #6 Weird... The pixel probably found a way to "revive" itself. Upvote 0 Downvote