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Prasanna00
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February 1st, 2018 09:00
U2518D, A00, Backlight bleeding
Hi,
Monitor U2518D. The issue is that I noticed that my monitor suffer of backlight bleeding, but it seems that every ips monitor suffers. Can someone tell me if I should keep it or give it back, as I bought it from amazon.
This are some photo of my monitor:
100 brightness and 75 contrast, Standard
80 brightness and 75 contrast, Standard
is it acceptable or i should give it back?
Sometimes when I watch a movie I notice something like a wave cooming from the bottom, like tearing or shuttering.
thanks!
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Posted February 1st, 2018 09:00
* Turn the room lights on. Dell monitors are not validated in a dark room. All monitors are inspected per industry standard, which is with 150lux ambient lighting (similar to typical office lighting)
* Reset the monitor to Factory Defaults, page 43. The Brightness and Contrast should return to 75 for both
* Post pictures of the standalone BID (Built-in Diagnostics), page 50, and I will tell you if it meets our manufacturer specifications for overall uniformity
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Posted February 1st, 2018 10:00
Thank you for reply, I did what you said.
This is an Image after Factory Rest and Built in Diagnostic,
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Posted February 1st, 2018 11:00
@Prasanna00 wrote:
Sometimes when I watch a movie I notice something like a wave cooming from the bottom, like tearing or shuttering.
- you mean something like this?
https://www.dell.com/community/Monitors/U2518D-tearing-stuttering/m-p/5169435/highlight/true#M112576
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Posted February 1st, 2018 11:00
it's similar, but I update the firmware and now I do not see any 'wave'
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Posted February 1st, 2018 14:00
Your U2518D passes =
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