Large monitor with no mura/clouding?

[Evan Troxel]

I have already purchased two monitors and have been disappointed. Every monitor I get seems to have a noticeable clouding around the corners, which is apparently common for led back light displays? Either way, is there a way to remedy the clouding or mura effect of a monitor, or is there a type of monitor that does not have this kind of effect? I have had an ah-ips and an Amva panel and both have the same clouding. I heard loosening the panel screws and laying it in its back for a while can alleviate some of the pressure and reduce clouding. If you know how to remedy mura or if you know what kind of display does not have the clouding effect, please let me know. Thanks!

 

[unknownofprob]

"clouding around the corners, which is apparently common for led back light displays"

Not common, more so about the supplier.

This monitor shouldn't give you that issue, and is certainly large - But expensive

Benq BL3200PT

-32"

-2560x1440

-4ms

-CAD/CAM LED Monitor.

 

[Evan Troxel]

Believe it or not, that's the monitor I have.

 

[unknownofprob]

Haven't had a user have that before with that monitor, RMA it and get another.

 

[Evan Troxel]

Haven't had a user have that before with that monitor, RMA it and get another.

I hope I am using the right vocabulary. The problem I am having is when I am in a dark room and have my monitor on a black screen to edges are a bit washed out when looking at a slight angle. Maybe this isn't mura? Is this just led back lighting?

 

[unknownofprob]

Oh right, didn't take note of darkness and slight angle from post (didn't see it there), happens with all my types of panels too. Its just the backlighting, wish I could have said that from the start. Nice monitor by the way.

 

[Evan Troxel]

Oh right, didn't take note of darkness and slight angle from post (didn't see it there), happens with all my types of panels too. Its just the backlighting, wish I could have said that from the start. Nice monitor by the way.

Okay thank you, makes me feel better haha. So are plasma and oled basically the only type of panel that have individually lit pixels?

 

[unknownofprob]

to be put simply, yes. The pixel structure is also slightly different.

 

[Evan Troxel]

to be put simply, yes. The pixel structure is also slightly different.

Alright thank you!

 

[unknownofprob]

no problem, glad to have helped.