Malfunctioning pixel color on a ViewSonic VS2000s

Groups of pixels on one of my VS2000s LCD monitors are intermitently displaying only purple or green, while the rest of the screen appears to be correct. The exact pixels that are showing this behavior seem to change over time, but the general grouping seem to stay fairly constant.

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Usually this indicates that the lcd crystals are going bad

Posted on Mar 07, 2018

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Pixel Ratio is just a parameter Measured to Produce Good Quality Display with Fine details so Do not Mix up with Resolution and Pixel ratio.

Use the Resolution that best sutes the Application you use(which may change with time to time based on applications you use)
Keep a standard Resolution 1024 x768,or which ever suits your Vision.
NViiDiA is a Grafix card and Monitor features are 2 differnt thigs so.
Dont be concerned about the Parameters and get mixed up.
just find the best possible Resolution and enjoy your Monitor with best Quality, :)

Posted on Jul 17, 2008

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SOURCE: windows xp viewsonic vx1962 resolution problem is

The video card determines the resolution you can choose in conjunction with your display.

Posted on Oct 11, 2009

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