Had a ton of stuck/dead pixels on it

Much to my surprise, this IPS panel didn't have any dead/stuck pixels.

I love everything about this monitor EXCEPT the super annoying stuck red pixel in the middle of the screen

The second monitor I got had little to no dead/stuck pixels but there's a small bright section that is about and inch tall and a quarter inch wide.

No dead/stuck pixels or smudges, and only a small area of IPS glow at the top

The monitor arrived with ZERO dead/stuck pixel, no flickering etc. etc.

No dead/stuck pixels or smudges, and only a small area of IPS glow at the top

I love everything about this monitor EXCEPT the super annoying stuck red pixel in the middle of the screen

This still makes monitor shopping terrifying as most companies will refuse to fix or refund before a certain number of dead/stuck pixels

It had what was advertised (from what I could tell) and I would have kept it if it wasn't for those meddling dead/stuck pixels :/

Well, the spot and the 8 dead/stuck pixels that I counted

One tip most people will probably know that a gaming setup is nothing without rgb LED’s, thus most people buy one to place behind monitor, if you are one of those people buy a usb LED light strip so it can connect to the monitor when it turns on and off when not receiving power, that way no grbabing rgb controller every time.

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I love this monitor, best one I

I am guessing that the monitor was fantastic but the new 2K & 4K cause issues on some video cards.

The default 4K on any 24" will be small and some prefer it

It gives him a clear 4K picture and the lack of noticeable latency is amazing

but I prefer the 2K for gaming.

Although, now both ubuntu and windows offer good scaling support for 4K and you can increase the font size to human range