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Originally Posted by ainarssems
In my expierience if it's random spots it's the fault in screen it self. If it's something external you get whole rows or columns messed up. Sometimes spots go away if you apply a pressure on the screen near it or if you apply bending pressure to it.
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For a failure of an odd pixel or three, I'd agree, but if it's dozens of pixels that have suddenly failed and it's a fault that comes and goes, I'd say it's unlikely to be the screen itself. It looks from the photograph to be more than just individual pixels too, more like short lines of 3 or 4 pixels. That's almost certainly a video controller fault. It's possible of course that the controller circuit responsible is built into the back of the screen, and therefore replacing the entire screen 'module' would fix it, but either way I reckon that's a fault at the video 'processing' level.
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