Since I've seen so many threads about people complaining about their M1530 screens I decided to make a poll to see how likely I'm gonna get a bad screen myself. Please post the model/brand of your screen, the size and how many times you had to get it replaced if it was bad.
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SEC3350 Here. Horrible looking. New unit is on its way. My laptop had other issues besides the monitor, which is why I ordered a replacement. If replacement still has grainyness, then I will have tech support send me an LG panel.
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From what I've gathered from other threads, it seems like the WSXGA+ screens are the most defective. Anyone know how good their WXGA+(1440x900) screens are?
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how do i tell brand...under the device manager it says generic PnP monitor
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Go to details and then select hardware ids.
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i bought mine before the high res options came out, the 1280 by 800 i got isnt bad, no graininess, deadpixels and clarity is good enough for me, but i hate the narrow viewing angle im always adjusting the pitch angle of my lcd >=(
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CPT141f - slight grain, dead pixel and well over half the screen affected by bleed.
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when i do this it says
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Just got my second 1530 (replacement). Its a SEC3350 WSXGA+ LCD with horrible backlight bleeding and display graininess.
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It would be nice to know if the screen problems were more frequent with one resolution as opposed to another.
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I ordered before the hi resolutions were introduced and got it on 12/24. The screen is perfect, an LG as I saw in the Order details. It's bright, not grainy at all, no dead pixel or backlight bleeding.
I am lucky, I guess
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It has been alleged by some on these forums that the 1680x1050 (WSXGA+) LCDs are often bad ones (i.e. SEC3350). However, I cannot speak to the veracity of those claims....other than the fact that I got one of the bad ones myself.
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Mine came a few days later and same situation, not a high res but extremely bright and clear. Lucky I got the LG I guess.
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So half the screen is great? Awesome!
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I think the WSXGA+ are generally the bad screens as well. Makes me wish I opted for the WSXGA
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Has ANYONE gotten a WSXGA+ made by LG, especially for the m1530??
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Hello everyone...
I just received my M1530 a few hours ago, and I'm a bit concearned...
So the screen is the ill fated SCxxxx (or whatever that is). The whites are not clear, and the screen, in all honesty doesn't look great! More... there's a visible bleeding (more strong on the bottom). Obviously if I haven't browsed these forums I would never think about it... But now that I did... It's like a virus growing inside me!
I have the WSGA... Does anyone with the same type of screen actually has a decent screen?
More... I realized that there's a huge space on the right hinge of the laptop! Is this normal?
ps: And I already got a blue screen of death!!!
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DP: RP636, 1280x800, Samsung
There is grain, mainly around the edges--most visible with light colors or whites
Going to try to get this replaced--
Update: tech came, refused to change screen, so its going to be shipped back to Dell for good -
Not sure where details is in the device manager
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This is seriously ridiculous, over half the people claimed their screen was grainy. Dell needs to fix this asap. I just want them to throw away all the Samsung screens. LG should be their only supplier for the m1530.
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hmm I have LG (1440x900) LCD and it looks stunning guys but one question is there any there way to check it physically if its grainy or not
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I have a 1440x900 and the only problem I have with it (as mentioned above) is the extremely tight viewing angle. If I bob my head down or up (or to either side) a part of the screen becomes subpar in appearance.
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I don't think so... The LG's are the best anyway, so I would not be paranoid about having a grainy screen. It's really easy to tell on a white web page. The whites will appear grayish white or dirty white.
M1530 Screen Quality Poll
Discussion in 'Dell' started by manoy385, Jan 8, 2008.