Does anyone else have problems with screen burn on their monitors?
Post number #260132, ID: 0c9d21
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I've been using this 32" Sanyo TV for over 4 years now not sure how long it was used before then. But I've been combating the screen burn for the last 2 years by doing a video fix link provided here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN-KIlsxxOw
However, it's just getting screen burns more frequently now. Should I go ahead and start saving up for a new monitor or HDTV?
Post number #260584, ID: 6904d3
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I've used the name shitty 1024x768 monitor for like 6 years and it's never had trouble. Just get a low end monitor, they unironically last longer.
Post number #261088, ID: 3645c8
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Yeah, with overwatch
Post number #261317, ID: 6904d3
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>>261088 well there's your problem
Post number #261354, ID: 0c9d21
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>>260584 I can't seem to find any decent monitors for under $200. But I have found other HDTVs for around $100 - $120
Post number #261477, ID: 03d3ac
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"Buy cheap, buy twice" is an old saying. Better save your money for a sustainable product.
If you look for 2nd hand stuff, search in the next big city with >=1million population. There you have lower prices than in the countryside/province.
If you have some electronic-crafting skills, look for screens that people are going to dispose. Often they just have a broken powersupply you could replace. Also here you have better chances in a metropole.
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| I've been using this 32" Sanyo TV for over 4 years now not sure how long it was used before then. But I've been combating the screen burn for the last 2 years by doing a video fix link provided here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN-KIlsxxOw
However, it's just getting screen burns more frequently now. Should I go ahead and start saving up for a new monitor or HDTV?