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    M15x 1600x900 screen users!!

    Discussion in 'Alienware M15x' started by yutsmail, Sep 7, 2011.

  1. yutsmail

    yutsmail Notebook Consultant

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    Hi there,

    Those who have the 1600x900 screens, would you please look and tell me the model/panel info on this screen. I would really appreciate it. Also, is there a place online where you can find out such screen info of popular laptops?

    Does Dell allow you to buy screen separately from them?

    Thank you
     
    yutsmail, Sep 7, 2011
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  2. ASCI_Blue

    ASCI_Blue Notebook Consultant

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    In theory mine is an LG but I don't know for sure nor will anyone else unless they physically remove the screen from the machine.
     
    ASCI_Blue, Sep 7, 2011
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  3. dttran83

    dttran83 Notebook Deity

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    What are you planning to do?
     
    dttran83, Sep 7, 2011
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  4. yutsmail

    yutsmail Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks for the reply. You don't need to open up anything. Just download PC wizard and it will tell you the monitor type. I'm planning to buy it!

    Thank you
     
    yutsmail, Sep 7, 2011
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    stratax Notebook Enthusiast

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    make sure it doesnt have any dead pixels, ive heard quite a few people with them. i have two red ones. its annoying, and i have no warrenty :(
     
    stratax, Sep 7, 2011
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  6. Ldmoose

    Ldmoose Notebook Consultant

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    Courtesy of HWiNFO, hope this helps

    General information
    Monitor Name: LG Philips [Unknown Model: LGD0214]
    Monitor Name (Manuf): 156WD1 [DELL P/N: G028T]
    Serial Number: Unknown
    Date Of Manufacture: Week: 0, Year: 2009
    Monitor Hardware ID: Monitor\LGD0214

    Max. Vertical Size: 19 cm
    Max. Horizontal Size: 35 cm

    Advanced parameters
    Input Signal: Digital
    Color Bit Depth: 6 Bits per Primary Color
    Display Type: RGB color
    Gamma Factor: 2.20

    DPMS Modes
    Standby: Not Supported
    Suspend: Not Supported
    Active Off: Not Supported
    Standard Colour Space: Not Supported
    Preferred Timing Mode: Supported
    Default GTF Supported: Not Supported
    DFP 1.x Compatible: No

    Supported Video Modes
    1600 x 900 345 x 194 mm, Pixel Clock 97.75 MHz
    1600 x 900 345 x 194 mm, Pixel Clock 97.75 MHz
     
    Ldmoose, Sep 7, 2011
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