I'm posting here as a last resort because for the last 5 months I have had no help from support. Escalation managers told me that my screens are working fine and there is nothing wrong. I'd like a fresh pair of eyes to look at my issue.
I have 2 monitors. One of them is more yellow when looking at whites. The other is perfect.
CPU: i5-3570K @ 3.40GHz, OS: Windows 7 64bit Onboard GPU Ports: HDMI, Display Port, DVI-I, VGA GPU: Gigabyte GV-R795WF3-3GD 7950 - Ports: 1x DL-DVI, 1xDisplay Port, 2x mini Display Port Cables: Dell DL-DVI in one and Dell Display to mini in the other. Resolution: 2560 x 1440 @ 60hz Preset Mode: Standard ICC Profile: DELL U2713HM Colour Profile, D65 (Default)
Issue: Screen 1 looks more yellow when looking a white image or webpage. I have swapped cables, tried different cables and again tested on my on board GPU. Screen 1 remains yellow no matter what I change. I purchased the monitors almost 6 months apart so I only noticed when I put the two side by side. I have been sent 3 refurbished replacement screens already. 2 were worse 1 was actually pretty good. Would have kept it if it wasn't for the constant flickering.
Management over there were correct. Technically, the monitor is in warranty specifications. We cannot guarantee that monitor A will look exactly like same model monitor B. You need to purchase some calibration hardware and software and calibrate them to match each other.
When they are calibrated at the factory, they are calibrated to that specific monitor according to baseline restrictions in our contract with them. They are not compared to other monitors on the line. No, Dell will not refund you for the Tool. In fact, once outside of the first 30 days from the Dell invoice date, you cannot get a refund on the monitor. After 30 days, all the warranty entitles you to is monitor exchanges.
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Posted September 29th, 2014 07:00
Management over there were correct. Technically, the monitor is in warranty specifications. We cannot guarantee that monitor A will look exactly like same model monitor B. You need to purchase some calibration hardware and software and calibrate them to match each other.
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