Red ghosting and fading on my NP5165'd matte 95% gamut screen.

[Ryan]

I haven't seen this thread pop up any more nor have I seen any new threads with screen problems so I'm guessing the problem has been fixed.

[LLStarks]

I'm still unsure whether I need another high-gamut screen if I don't even need it.

Am I going to hate myself if I go back to 60% gamut?

[idahosurge]

I have a W150HR that I got in September 2011 with a 15.6" 1920*1080 95% matte screen. No problems at all with the screen to date.

[LLStarks]

Good to hear.

[Hutsady@XoticPC]

I'm still unsure whether I need another high-gamut screen if I don't even need it.

Am I going to hate myself if I go back to 60% gamut?

You'll only hate yourself if you see the 95% screen. Its one of those things you wont know what you're missing out on. The 60% are fine, but the 95% are just beautiful

[omnivor]

I'm kind of curious, why are the 15" 95% screens so much cheaper than the 17" 90% ones? Is it a combination of volume and slightly less real estate? Do they have the same manufacturer?

[Zalgradis]

Hi guys,

My P150HM (purchased in March 2011) is experiencing red ghosting. I had not noticed it before, it may have cropped up over time, and is only on one side of the screen.

Could it be possible that this issue is in some way caused by pressure to the panel?

I've read through this thread but I have been unable to find a solution to the problem. Does one exist, or is it simply a matter of a faulty panel needing to be replaced?

Thank you for your help

[HTWingNut]

I dunno, I got the 95% when I ordered the NP8130 but returned it due to the bad red ghosting and decided to keep my HP DV6z for $500 less

95% is nice, but I have to admit the stock matte is phenomenal compared with other screens that are offered on other 15" notebooks.

[jaug1337]

Hi guys,

My P150HM (purchased in March 2011) is experiencing red ghosting. I had not noticed it before, it may have cropped up over time, and is only on one side of the screen.

Could it be possible that this issue is in some way caused by pressure to the panel?

I've read through this thread but I have been unable to find a solution to the problem. Does one exist, or is it simply a matter of a faulty panel needing to be replaced?

Thank you for your help

As it got "worse" over time as you mention yourself.

A calibration should fix it.. not sure though as I don't know how bad it is

[Zalgradis]

As it got "worse" over time as you mention yourself.

A calibration should fix it.. not sure though as I don't know how bad it is

Thanks for the info jaug1337,

I'm not too sure what you mean by "calibration" could you please elaboratE?

Thank you for your help