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1 small dot that I thought might just be dust or a smudge. Did dead pixel test the works, it still stared at me. Checked my panel and I have boe oled panel.
I’m eh about it as it’s not dead center, so I’ll see how much it distracts me in games. I just don’t have the energy to process and wait for replacement. A bit bummed I didn’t get a Samsung oled panel, mildly feel ripped off 😅
Forgot to add, 1TB LE Illinois USA shipment.
After looking at reports from those who posted their panel brands, dead pixels are majority from Oled LE models that have BoE panels, which Valve made first after making a deal with them. Samsung panels came after with the Oled 512 and non-LE 1tb.
So we paid Valve more for screen lottery. I feel like we played ourselves. GG Valve, gg 😭💔
Very lucky that no pixels are dead on your panel. I hope Valve can get me one like yours. Sucks to hear about the WiFi issues you are having. Is it just not staying connected or is it slow? My WiFi maxed out my download speeds when putting new games on it.
It's kind of a meme at this point looking around online. I am sure the Samsung ones have them as well but I haven't been able to find a post saying they had any dead pixels on it. Such a shame they went with BOE for the highest priced model or for any model honestly.
I have had 4 Samsung OLED phones the past few years and none have had dead pixels and I even have a Samsung watch with OLED and no dead pixels. Cheapening out on the main selling point is disappointing to me. And it's made worse considering the panel has way less pixels on the screen so a dead one sticks out more than when you have a much higher pixel density on like a TV.
You can run this in Konsole to see which OLED panel you have.
cat /sys/class/drm/card0-eDP-1/edid | hexdump -C
You'll get an output that looks like this[imgur.com].
The marked number is what you'll check, and it means the following:
(Information from a helpful Reddit post)
I have the 512 GB OLED. No dead pixels that I can see. I have the Samsung panel.
I agree but I am willing to let them try and make it right before I get my pitchfork out.
Well from some quick reading it seems that BoE likes to take other people's tech and produce it as cheaply as possible which is probably why we are running into so many reports of pixels being dead on BoE OLED decks. IDK why Valve would do something like this as it seems this company has a history of doing this. Still annoyed that the cheaper model gets Samsung screens and the most expensive ones get the BoE knockoffs of Samsung panels if Samsung is to be believed in their lawsuit.
00000000 00 ff ff ff ff ff ff 00 59 96 04 30 01 00 00 00 |........Y..0....|
BoE made panels for Samsung to begin with so in my eyes the quality is 50/50. I’ve had Samsung tv and monitors with dead pixels so I’m just not surprised at this point.
The only thing that’s keeping me from rma is whoever put my oled together did a fantastic job vs whoever put my Q1 lcd blindfolded. I’d prefer zero dead pixels but it’s in a location that I hardly notice during gameplay.
Definitely stinks we get charged extra for screen lottery, I get Nintendo ptsd.