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jorimt
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by jorimt » 15 Nov 2023, 22:08
Dalek wrote: ↑15 Nov 2023, 18:20
My apologies, for some reason I read the title as PG27AQDM and not PG27AQN
No worries, easy mistake.
Same thing is happening for me after a few minutes, so it's normal:
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It's a form of an inversion artifact that causes temporary image retention.
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Calypto
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by Calypto » 16 Nov 2023, 00:09
DarioFubar wrote: ↑15 Nov 2023, 12:20
My question is now is this normal for this specific model and can anyone else who owns it confirm this or is this a defect and should i RMA it and get a replacement?
It's normal for the sync track to be retained temporarily if you've had it running long enough.
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DarioFubar
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by DarioFubar » 16 Nov 2023, 07:27
jorimt wrote: ↑15 Nov 2023, 22:08
Same thing is happening for me after a few minutes, so it's normal:
temporary-inversion-artifact-image-retention.png
It's a form of an inversion artifact that causes temporary image retention.
Thank you for testing this. That puts me at ease. I also kept up a checkerboard picture for 3 hours and it didn't show any sign of IR, so i guess my monitor is ok.
